Jay Leno & Jeff Dunham Unveil The Wraith: The Most Mysterious Movie Car! | Jay Leno's Garage

Join Jay Leno and comedian Jeff Dunham as they take a ride in the legendary Dodge M4S, also known as the Wraith from the cult classic movie 'The Wraith' starring Charlie Sheen. In this episode, Jay and Jeff explore the history, unique features, and restoration of this iconic movie car. From hilarious banter to deep dives into automotive engineering, this episode is a must-watch for car enthusiasts and movie buffs alike. Don’t miss the behind-the-scenes stories and a test drive of this rare vehicle that has captured the hearts of fans worldwide."

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[Var]

He said the Wraith movie was horrible. Wtf is he talking about ?!?! It's one of the best 80's movies ever. Straight classic.

[peterbangaroo]

The Wraith is actually one of my favorite 80’s movie.

[aarons]

As an 80s kid having a huge love for cars, this was one of my favorite movies/cars I'd still watch today

[shannoncovington]

Wraith, Knight Industries Two Thousand, Nighthawk, Air 80s were amazing

[griffinoneal]

Hey, OGGIE FISHER here and I’m glad this car is getting some play… Awesome to see it…🤙🏻🇺🇸❤️

[stuyrides]

That movie's not a bad movie. It was an absolute classic and it still is to this day.

[whatmakesittick]

In 1987, I was 15 years old. My family owned some apartment buildings in Maine. I was woken in the evening by my step father yelling about one of the apartment buildings on fire. We rushed to the site blasting through red lights and indeed, the whole third floor was ablaze. The renter was there with some friends and they were visibly impaired.
The next day we went back and began going through the place to see how bad the damages were. Turns out, the ceiling of the third floor was gone and the sun of the morning was shining into the third floor apartment. There were artifacts inside that hinted at a party happening the night before, beer cans and ashtrays. A stack of rented VHS cassettes were melted on the TV stand.
But there was one movie that survived. It was The Wraith.
I watched it that night and fell in love with the movie car.
I will never forget how that event, and the movie shaped my teenage self.

[jchappy]

Wraith is a great example of an 80s cult classic like Flash Gordon, The Last Starfighter, Starman, and Krull. Watched it last week beginning to end.

[MetalJesusRocks]

I rewatched The Wraith recently and I think it still holds up. Is it amazing? No. But it’s better than a lot of b-movies.

[ShpaJoker]

In 87 I was 8 years old and I used to watch this movie over and over again just for this car. I've always been in love with it.

[vimesagainsthumanity]

The Wraith was filmed here in Tucson, and alot of it was filmed about 100ft from my front door as a kid. This wildcat holds a special place in my heart. Everytime I'm driving through the Saguaro national monument I imagine I'm driving against the wraith. And when my wife and I go to sabino Canyon I'm thinking about this movie.

[TakeScareMedia]

THE WRAITH IS A BADASS FILM! It’s basically The Crow with a car! I’m 50 and love this “low budget “ movie, plus been fan since day one!

[Bun_Can_Do_It]

The Wraith is one of my all time favorite 80's movies, it exudes 80's cheesiness! It also had a great soundtrack!
My uncle Rat's '62 Ford Falcon, with a flame job, was in the movie at Kay's Burgers.

[Wolfi]

Watched this movie countless of times when I was a kid and still watch it from time to time.

[AmbassadorDvinn]

Every kid who saw this movie dreamed of owning that car. Its absolutely iconic. Hats off to you Mr. Dunham.❤

[donbangert]

As a part of automobile movie history I think it's great that you preserved this car. Thank you!

[abnurtharn]

Compared to most movies made today, The Wraith is a masterpiece.

[ArimondDevarius]

This is my #1 Dream Car. Ever since I saw the Wraith, I wanted this car. The (Dodge) Turbo Interceptor, as they called it in the movie. Then, I found out that they never did produce them, and most were destroyed, and there was only one left... and there it is. So Awesome. And still love that movie.

[KareemHarper]

'78 kid here that spent many a sleepover with friends watching The Wraith on VHS and late night cable. So many fond memories.

[DippedInInk]

It’s sad how many ppl HAVE NOT seen The Wraith. This movie was amazing and to have a car made from a star was brilliant.