Paul Walker’s ‘2 Fast 2 Furious’ Mitsubishi and More Famed Movie Cars Are Headed to Auction

Paul Walker’s ‘2 Fast 2 Furious’ Mitsubishi and Other Famous Movie Cars Auctioned

France’s Movie Car Central Museum is partnering with Bonhams|Cars to auction a collection of 50 iconic vehicles from movies and television later this month. This unique sale offers an exceptional opportunity for collectors and fans to acquire cars featured on both the big and small screens.

Featured Vehicles and Origins

The auction includes authentic originals and replicas from popular franchises such as the Fast & Furious series, John Wick 2, and Drive. These vehicles have captivated audiences and now can become prized possessions for enthusiasts.

The Museum and Its Founder

Located just outside Paris in Étréchy, the Movie Car Central Museum was created by Franck Galiègue, whose passion for collecting started with a DeLorean DMC-12. Initially unintended as a museum, it grew from Galiègue’s personal collection into the only viable option after his collection expanded significantly.

According to a Car and Driver profile earlier this year, Galiègue, now 41, also rented the cars for weddings and special events during the museum’s two years of operation.

"I have spent many years collecting these cars and have had the pleasure of sharing them with enthusiasts from all over Europe," said Galiègue. "Now it is time to pass them on to film lovers who will take up the baton and continue to keep these witnesses to mechanical and cinematic history alive."

He has decided to move on to new automotive projects, making this auction a rare chance to own a piece of cinematic history.

Summary

This auction marks a pivotal moment as the museum’s founder passes on a remarkable collection of cinematic vehicles to new custodians, allowing their story and legacy to continue.


Author’s summary: The Movie Car Central Museum in France is auctioning 50 legendary film vehicles, including those from the Fast & Furious franchise, as founder Franck Galiègue moves on to new projects.

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