The DeLorean, The TARDIS, And More Get Their Due In Classic Movie Vehicle Posters

By David Wharton | Published

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DeLorean
If there’s one thing we’ve learned from science fiction over the years, it’s that you simply have to have a classy mode of transport if you’re going to be adventuring through time and/or space. Maybe it’s a hover-converted DeLorean that just also happens to be a plutonium-powered time machine. Maybe it doesn’t look like much, but it’s got it where it counts. Maybe it’s even stuck looking like a big blue police box. But whatever it is, there’s a pretty good chance a dude named Kevin has made a badass poster representing it.

Enterprise

Kevin runs the aptly titled MovieCarPosters.com, where you’ll find about 60 of these babies, representing sweet rides from the big and small screen, from blockbusters to quirky little cult classics. And while Kevin insists he’s “not an artist,” I’ll counter with what the Joker once told Vicki Vale: “I don’t know if it’s art, but I like it.”

Ghostbusters

After all, a picture is worth a thousand blah blah, and while the poster designs are simplistic, they’re also very effective. They’re designed to look like vintage race posters, and it’s all the little details that I really love, from the weathering, to the choice of logos or symbols to accompany the iconic silhouettes, to the “inception dates” down at the bottom. Plus, Kevin went to the trouble of adding a quote from the respective movie or show to each of the individual poster pages, and you gotta love a guy who goes the extra mile.

TARDIS

I also like that the collection does all the big obvious choices, but then also delves into vehicles beyond the ones you’d find populating any “Top 10 Movie Cars” list you could find on the Internet. I mean, Bucakroo Banzai’s Jet Car might not have the same immediately recognizable side profile, but damn if it doesn’t make for a cool poster.

Buckaroo

The posters are all 11” x 17”, printed on glossy paper, and currently on sale for ten bucks a pop. Check out a few more of our favorites below, or click over to the website to see a ton more, including quite a few from beyond the realms of science fiction.

BSG

Dredd

Fifth

Futurama

MassEffect

Serenity

TRON

XWing