The Coolest Cars Quentin Tarantino Has Featured In His Movies

Quentin Tarantino just revealed the name of his (alleged) tenth and final film: The Movie Critic. Right now, details are scarce, but as a white man in my mid-20s who likes movies, Tarantino hold a very special place in my heart. Because I'm also a car enjoyer, it got me thinking about all of the sweet-ass vehicles he has featured in his movies over the years.

I decided to put together a list of all of my favorites, and there are some real sweet things in here — and some serious oddballs. Yes, I even found a way to include things from movies that take place before the advent of cars. I'm that good.

So, let's take a look at some of the coolest vehicles Tarantino ever put in one of his nine previous movies. (Yes, I am combining Kill Bill into one film. Sue me.)

We start off real strong. This is actually Michael Madsen's personal car, and it's got plenty of room for a cop in the trunk. We're gonna see this baby again later.

The Wolf travels in style. God, the first generation NSX is a sweet car.

This car will lose a battle with Marsellus Wallace. Too bad, since its such a cute little thing... and so is Bruce WIllis.

This scene makes me so goddamn hungry.

Zed's dead, baby.

Overdosing is bad, kids. This scene also gave birth to decades of Halloween costumes.

Don't tease Robert De Niro about where he parked his T2. It will not end will for you.

Good lord, the U.S. regulation bumpers are HATEFUL.

This truck so perfectly captures early-2000s douche culture. It is iconic.

Beatrix Kiddo is one of the biggest badasses in film history. She's got the bike to fit.

A classic.

The chicken... it's screaming.

Bill is a real bucket of worms.

This car leads to one of the most gruesome movie scenes ever. Real messed up shit. Do not watch it while you're eating.

Zoë Bell is actually death proof, if you ask me.

This could be the best Mustang, and no I will not be taking questions on the matter.

Stuntman Mike is a real son of a bitch, but he gets what's coming to him. If you've never seen it, I cannot recommend Death Proof highly enough. It's a super underrated movie.

Die you Nazi bastards!

Neigh!

This movie is kind of mid if we're being honest.

"The Circle Game" playing as Sharon Tate drives down the road gives me such a warm feeling.

I've been to this restaurant! It's very good.

Oh, Cliff Booth. You silly, silly man. Don't throw people at stunt coordinators' cars.

Manson loves his Twinkies.

Roman Polanski has good taste in cars... only cars. Nothing else.

Fun fact: Tarantino had the option to use the actual 500 the Manson Family drove on the night of the murders, but he decided it was "too creepy."

All Cadillacs should still look like this.

Objectively, this is one of the best driving scenes in movie history.

Your eyes do not deceive you. This is Michael Marsden's Cadillac from Reservoir Dogs. I just love that.