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The video goes on to discuss the modifications made to the R34 for the film, and where the movie cars ended up. Every Skyline GT-R used in "2 Fast 2 Furious" was the real deal. This saved the studio around $120,000 in additional costs. These were far less expensive than the actual hero GT-R Lieberman purchased for himself and later used in the film, as MotoRex did not need to federalize them. Instead it belonged to technical advisor Craig Lieberman. This pack features 10 iconic cars from the Fast & Furious films for you to collect, race and customise, including the 1995 Toyota Supra RZ Fast & Furious.
3 Laps Drive 1 car Cars include: Nissan R34, Camaro SS and the Mk1 Escort RS. The studio turned to MotoRex once again, who supplied four additional GT-Rs, that were air-freighted from Japan on a 747. The first car you see Paul Walker drive in the movie was in fact NOT his own racing car in real life. Thrilling, fast and furious, this double driving experience is one way to. Lieberman's team mulled over the possibility of building some replicas using cheaper R34 Skyline GT-Ts rather than full-blown GT-Rs, but that prospect actually turned out to be just as (if not more) expensive, so additional GT-Rs were sourced instead. This movie is so colorful and is just eye candy. Thanks to stunt sequences and other needs, a single GT-R would not be enough for the film. 2 Fast 2 Furious is somewhat regarded as a low point, but I enjoy it for its feel-good simplicity, kind of like Smokey and The Bandit, it's also a nice time capsule for early 2000s car culture, that era of cars and technology is disappearing quick. Cars are an essential part of Fast and Furious movies, or at least they used to be before the. Speaking of support, the GT-R needed backup of its own. by Dim Angelov, on September 2, 2021, 07:45. Lieberman wasn't thrilled with this arrangement, since the forbidden-fruit GT-R was a far more enticing piece of hardware, but he ultimately had no choice. Sadly, a marketing deal between Universal and Mitsubishi meant that Brian's Evo would be the star of the film, while Lieberman's GT-R would effectively play a supporting role. Lieberman largely kept it the way MotoRex built it, until it got picked to co-star in "2 Fast 2 Furious." Yes, co-star. Lieberman purchased it in July of 2001 for $78,000, before Universal was fully committed to a sequel to the original "F&F" film. Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R used in '2 Fast 2 Furious' before movie modifications