These Mad Max: Fury Road Monster Motors Will Blow Your Mind

Meet The Monstrous Cars Of 'Mad Max: Fury Road'
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George Miller has come a long way from directing the first 1979 Mad Max starring Mel Gibson.

There is no other word than BIG to describe 'Mad Max: Fury Road', from the jaw dropping explosive effects to the barbarous vehicles to the massive dry post-apocalyptic vastness of desert, Miller's new reboot is nothing short of amazing.

There’s not much script but it really doesn’t matter, this film is all about the visuals that keep you on the edge of your seat throughout.

The mastermind behind these monster vehicles is none other than production designer Colin Gibson who was told “Make it cool or I’ll kill you” according to Jalopnik.

Gibson is said to have salvaged over 300 cars, motorcycles and truck parts to build his war machines, making up to 150 vehicles. Almost half were destroyed during the making of the movie.

One thing for sure is, these marvellous monstrosities don't disappoint. Warning: You may finish this article feeling the overwhelming urge to go fit 200 large speakers to the top of your car.

Mad Max Cars
The War Rig(01 of17)
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Central to the movie, a lot of emphasis was put into making this a major player in the movie.
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The Doofwagon(04 of17)
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A massive moving sound wagon literally acting like a one man band, this creation is nothing short of epic, The Doof warrior cranks it up a notch with his flame-throwing guitar riding this punk beast with drums banging attached to the rear.
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The Gigahorse(06 of17)
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Every villian needs an equally villainous vehicle, Immortan Joe's rage machine consists of two Cadillacs and some serious wheels.
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The Nux Car(08 of17)
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The Nux Car which has Max tied to the front of this moving blood bank thrusting itself into a furious sandstorm chasing the The War Rig.
The Interceptor (09 of17)
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The original car from Mad Max 1979, we thought Mel Gibson gave it a right battering then until it sees Fury Road.
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Plymouth Rock(11 of17)
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You will have a hard time trying to ignore this car....
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The Peacemaker(13 of17)
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When you get stuck in the mud here is one motor that won't let you down and here's why
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The Big Foot(15 of17)
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This monster truck consists of 66-inch tyres and powers up into the crevices chasing the War Rig
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