Fictional Makes of Car

[Toby Frost]

Slightly random question, but does anyone know any science fictional car manufacturers? I'm thinking of mass-produced civilian cars, so not any military vehicles, one-offs like the Batmobile or modified existing cars like Mad Max's Interceptor.

So far, I can think of:

Durango 95 (A Clockwork Orange)
Mirov 2 (1998 British TV advert, featuring an imaginary Soviet sportscar)
Corvega (Fallout computer games)

Does anyone know any others?

Thanks!

 

[Stephen Palmer]

Donald Fagen's extraordinary, SF-esque second album. (The Kamakiri.)

 

[Pyan]

How many do you need?

Fictional Vehicle Brands Wiki

 

[Mirannan]

I can't let this go without mentioning the 6000SUX.

 

[Phyrebrat]

I can't let this go without mentioning the 6000SUX.

I'll buy that for a dallah!!



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[Venusian Broon]

I'm just about at the end of Dan Simmon's Hyperion at the moment, and I believe there is a make of car in there - he mentions an 'ancient' Vikken

 

[Danny McG]

In the 'Quint Dalrymple' book series by Paul Johnston (set in a near future independent city-state of Edinburgh) the city forms an alliance with South America.
Very soon afterwards they are importing a car brand named Llama.

Anyone else in here ever read any of these?