Three rugged Range Rovers that took center stage in the filming of Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw are heading to the auction block at Mecum in Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas, on October 30.
The 2019 action-packed spin-off united Hollywood heavyweights Jason Statham, Dwayne Johnson, and Idris Elba in one of the franchise’s most explosive chapters. Now, fans have the rare chance to bid on a trio of vehicles that survived that on-screen mayhem — though they certainly bear the scars to prove it.
Far from pristine collector’s items, these SUVs look as if they’ve rolled straight off a battlefield. Their bodies are covered in dents, scrapes, and bruises from high-intensity stunt work, giving each one a raw, authentic presence.
Underneath the worn exteriors, each Range Rover packs a 4.4-liter V8 engine paired with an automatic gearbox, all-wheel drive, matte gray paint, and powerful LED lights. Built specifically for cinematic stunt sequences, they were modified with front and rear roll bars, a Wilwood dual-pedal braking system designed to lock the wheels during drifts — a feature adapted from agricultural machinery.
Inside, the story is even grittier: torn seats, missing panels, dirt everywhere, and in some cases, visible damage to the structure itself. One of the SUVs still sports imitation roof-mounted machine guns, while another carries a shattered windshield and a crushed A-pillar.
While their physical condition limits their conventional value, their significance as genuine Hollywood props makes them coveted pieces of automotive movie history. Collectors and Fast & Furious enthusiasts alike may see them as unique relics from the high-octane universe of the franchise.
Ultimately, these Range Rovers represent more than just vehicles — they’re pieces of cinematic adrenaline, perfect for display in a private collection or museum. For anyone who’s ever dreamed of owning a luxury SUV that’s truly lived through the chaos of Hollywood action, this auction offers that once-in-a-lifetime chance.
