Truth......???

haha. Those buckets could also be the movies themselves. 

Well, to be fair, the F&F movies were running dry after the fifth one (IMO). 

But if they keep being made, there's always going to be a market for toys based on the antics on screen. 

Yeah one of the most true things have seen in a while. I mean there has been no bigger franchise to make cars from and people still buy them. But once they started making the irrelevant cars and ones you don't even remember seeing it's time to stop. 

Supposedly the next one is the last.

I'd love to see them do a "Death Race" line of cars or "Twisted Metal" line of cars...how cool would those be?!?

I quietly made my exit from the franchise after the second film. Anything further, I was shown against my prior consent. 

UFF DA has this year been outright oppressive from Mattel in its aims to celebrate the 25th anniversary, to slake the unyielding THIRST with new deco, reversed deco, greyscale deco, sand flat racing deco even on the WHEELS

Glad I won't be around for the 50th Anniversary

thruth, and very funny, too

Fast and Furious is what kids know. For us it was Snake and Mongoose, Evel Knievel and Unser Indy cars.
SSP, Cox .049 and Estes rocket motors were cool too.

Yeah I still prefer Vanishing Point, David Caradine' s Cannonball, The Gumball Rally, The Cannonball Run (1 and even 2) and who could forget Megaforce!

The FF movies are the Sharknado of car flicks.