T he "Mad Max" franchise is one that is very much focused on cars. Set in a post-apocalyptic dystopian future where bandits and marauders wreak havoc in the wasteland of Australia, the only way to ...

In a dystopian future where oil is a rare, precious commodity and roads are constant war zones, a real Mad Max would turn to dependable, fuel-efficient cars, rather than a ratted-out Ford XB Falc ...

Forget CGI: An astounding number of Mad Max's cars, and stunts, were built and filmed in the real world. Here's the man who did it. By Bob Sorokanich Published: May 15, 2015 3:45 PM EDT ...

Every Car in 'Mad Max: ... It’s important to note that every stunt in the action-packed film is real, and more than half of the cars were destroyed during filming where drones and helicopters ...

Mad Max's faithful Ford Falcon XB. Typecast in the Eighties as fiercely as Marty McFly's De Lorean, it's the Pursuit Special, the Interceptor, rolled to oblivion and incinerated part-way through ...

And you thought you’d seen the last of the V8 Interceptors. Everyone’s favorite post-apocalyptic renegade police officer, Mad Max, is set to return to the silver screen just in time for the ...

The original, "Mad Max," released in 1979, was a straight-up indie film shot for around $350,000. The follow-up, "The Road Warrior," has become the classic you think of when you think of "Mad Max." ...

The Ford Falcon is used throughout "Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior" and also makes a brief appearance in "Mad Max: Fury Road." The car itself is based on a 1973 Ford Falcon XB GT coupe, not exactly ...

Real drivers, (un)real cars, and properly ambitious stunts. ... Mad Max's Ford Falcon XB is a veteran of the first two movies in the franchise, back when Mel Gibson was in the title role.