1958 Plymouth Fury from Christine (No. 1)
The Landmaster from Damnation Alley (No. 8)
Frankenstein's modified Chevrolet Corvette from Death Race 2000 (No. 2)
1941 Chevy COE from Jeepers Creepers (No. 7)
1969 Dodge Charger from Death Proof (No. 3)
1955 Peterbuilt from Duel (No. 6)
The Goblin Truck from Maximum Overdrive (No. 4)
Armored RV from Land of the Dead (No. 5)
The mother of all killer cars deserves the top seed. Christine lacks the mass of a semi and the firepower of an anti-zombie RV, but you can beat up this cherry ride, and she'll keep on coming.
Check out the crazy triangular wheel assemblies on this bad boy! The futuristic Landmaster will turn any tank into a punk be-yotch. Pedigree it ain't got, but mean looks? Hell yeah.
A modified Corvette with red monster eyes, scales, teeth and a lizard ridge running down the hood, this bad mutha gets the surprise No. 2 spot based on looks alone. And baby, it's got a lot more than looks.
An old-school, rusted-out piece of American-made bad-assery: If you melted down Charles Bronson and Lee Marvin then poured their molten awesomeness into a Detroit assembly line, this truck would pop out.
Stuntman Mike's ride has no supernatural powers, but Kurt Russell is driving and the passenger seat is built for killing. If you've seen the movie, you know the car will leave bloody tire tracks streaking down the highway.
Nothing says Bad Mother like a rusted-up 1955 Peterbuilt tanker truck, the No. 6 seed. Seriously. A classic vehicular villain, the Peterbuilt has speed, mass and probably eats machine gun fire for lunch.
The Goblin Truck gets a boost from the fact that it's a big ol' 18-wheeler and can run other cars off the road, if not outright possess them and force them to commit suicide.
A tricked-out RV, Dead Reckoning was made to slaughter zombies and shoot fireworks! This bad boy can turn any opponent into scrap metal and take a beating as well.
