Eleanor Mustang GT500, known from Gone in 60 seconds

Stars of the automobile scene

Selected automotive stars of the dream factory will be again on display at the Red Bull Ring Classics. One to look forward to is the highly-coveted original Ford Mustang GT 500 ‘Eleanor’ from the blockbuster ‘Gone in 60 Seconds’ starring Nicolas Cage and Angelina Jolie.

Eleanor is one of three so-called ‘hero cars’ still in existence. These are vehicles in which the main characters in a movie can also be seen in close-up and which remain fully functional. The value of Eleanor is estimated to be around one million euros.

Recap 2024

Last year, the original 1968 Mustang from the Steve McQueen classic ‘Bullitt’ was also on display. This is an almost completely blemish-free, original Mustang chassis in Highland Green. Only the floor assembly, engine, axles, brakes and drivetrain have been restored to make the car driveable again. The rest is still in its original condition from 1968.

You also had the unique opportunity to marvel at the General Lee Dodge Charger familiar from the Dukes of Hazzard series with Bo & Luke Duke, as well as the Yenko Camaro, VW Jetta, Plymouth Cuda and Mona Lisa from the ‘Fast and The Furious’ series films. Go “Back to the future” with the DeLorean DMC12. A total of 8,000 of the vehicle were produced, of which around 4,000 still exist.

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These were the highlights

… of the exhibited movie cars at the Red Bull Ring Classics 2024 at Spielberg.
1969 Yenko Camaro
The car was driven by Paul Walker in the film ‘2Fast2Furious’ and also appears in the Ludacris music video ‘Act a Fool’.
Yenko Camaro 1969, known from 2Fast2Furious
VW Jetta 1996
Well-known from ‘2Fast2Furious’, the value of the car is around €500,000. It was also personally signed by Paul Walker.
VW Jetta 1996 known from 2Fast2Furious
1970 Plymouth Cuda
The car was driven by Vin Diesel in the sixth instalment of the ‘Fast & Furious’ series. Cuda is short for ‘Barracuda’ and is a coveted collector’s item.
Plymouth Cuda 1970 known from Fast and Furious Part 6 with Vin Diesel
Mustang 1968
The 1968 Ford Mustang plays the leading automotive role in the film ‘Bullitt’. Its shade of paint is called ‘Dark Highland Green’.
Mustang 1968 known from the film Bullit
General Lee Dodge Charger
The orange-coloured car, known from the Dukes of Hazzard series with Bo & Luke Duke, is one of the most famous movie cars of all time.
General Lee Dodge Charge known from the series The Dukes of Hazzard with Bo & Luke Duke
The car became famous after the production of the film series “Back to the Future” with Michael J. Fox ended.