In the movie, the car is supposed to be making more than 900 horses, which is why the protagonist, Tobey Marshall can race the car to speeds of 239 mph, to prove its mettle. In reality, despite being tuned, the 5.8-liter V8 engine in the car was able to jet 500-600 horses, not that this was a measly amount… The interiors were also customized to better fit the Need For Speed game and movie look and create further buzz for the car. Low profile mirrors also added to the look of the car as did the 22-inch alloys. Bigger rocker panels with custom side scoops, a rear diffuser as well as a rear spoiler were further additions to the same. The custom body kit is pretty unique as well, with a gaping lower splitter, special air intakes for a more muscled look, and a dual-scoop hood. It came with a custom body as well as unique silver paint and Kona blue racing stripes. While the car in the movie is portrayed to be a Shelby Mustang, in truth, it was a special one-of-a-kind Ford Mustang GT500 built by Ford and DreamWorks. RELATED: Here's Where The Hemi Cuda From Nash Bridges Is Today So what was the actual car underneath the Shelby badging? And why was it so important in the story? And finally, what happened to that gorgeous blue and white Mustang after Need For Speed? Here are the answers we dug up… And the star of the show isn’t the villainous Koenigsegg Agera R, but the rare Ford Shelby Mustang that later turns out to be the hero car. There’s another custom 2015 Ford Mustang in the movie, but that only comes in the end scene, just before the credits roll, but that’s a story for another day altogether.
The premise is of course, all about the poor but good guy who has a need for speed and has to get the bad guy at the same time. More recognizable names are Michael Keaton, Rami Malek, Imogen Poots, and Fifty Shades of Grey star, Dakota Johnson. The protagonist in the movie is Aaron Paul, aka Jesse Pinkman from the hit series, Breaking Bad. In 2014, Need for Speed hit the theatres, based on the hit video game by the same name.
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