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The Italian Job has the best movie car chase of all time, according to a poll of filmgoers.

Nothing to do with Southeast Asia, but I'm sure many readers of this blog have spent time in San Francisco and probably seen the classic car scenes in Bullitt.

Look, I'm not afraid to admit it: I have driven a minivan for more than a decade.

Seero.com allows users to mash and sync videos with a Google map. One user mapped a car chase scene from the movie Bullitt with Steve McQueen: to the left you'll see the video, and to the right the related San ...

Forget Steve McQueen. Bullitt made the Ford Mustang a star. While some folks like nothing better than trivia contests about actors and their roles, plenty of gearheads get the same pleasure recalling the wheels ...

Here's a roundup of recent juicy Google tidbits: * Amid general praise for Steve McQueen's car famed chase in the 1968 movie Bullitt , there are jeers about the recurring green VW Beetle and the geographic hash ...

It's an Office Space -meets- The Matrix -slams-into- The Evil Dead tale, with nihilistic instant messaging embedded in linens.

Maybe it was appropriate that something like this would happen to Gary Salamido on Friday the 13th.

Steve McQueen was the king of cool, and perhaps no one in the rich tradition of Hollywood was known more for what he did behind the wheel.

June 05, 2008, 9:36 AM by Nathalie Atkinson Sniff Test The first Mustang cologne was engineered last year, in honour of America'sfabled sports car brand A variation on the original cologne, Mustang Blue rolls ...

Below is our first impression of the Bullitt. Later we'll post a full review and a video.

In other words, the country is primed for some serious change and in truth, it could explode at any second, which is not a good concept by any means.

You will never, ever be as cool as Steve McQueen, but if you've got $2 million lying around, you can buy the Porsche he drove in one of the most exciting endurance races in history.

“I don't wanna see those brake lights”

Steve McQueen pursues the bad guys through San Francisco in the 1968 film Bullitt. via CBC News

Click either image for exclusive pics of Inside Line's road trip Seems like you can't revive a modern day muscle car these days without having a classic movie tie-in. The Ford Mustang has got Steve McQueen's ... via Autoblog

McQueen plays San Francisco cop Frank Bullitt assigned to guard a Mafia informant. via Scotsman.com Living

“This car is a vision. We're able to make observations we wouldn't be able to make otherwise.”

Speeders, beware of that muscle car in your rearview mirror. It could be the Police Department's latest toy: a 340-horsepower Dodge Charger. via Press of Atlantic City

“In the movie, the Bullitt had that deep rumbling sound”

It was also the year the movie "Bullitt" was released, starring Steve McQueen as San Francisco Lt. via Weekender

“The first script was quite terrible”

If there were only one movie in which we could participate, it would be "Bullitt." It's the ultimate car-guy's flick with a cool lead character, lots of attitude, magnificent location, and, of course, hot ... via Motor Trend

“A number of firms were advertising ... non-original items that they passed off as originals. The great confusion created in this way thwarted all originality and truth. [This] action by the heirs has seriously damaged [the brand]”

He was the King of Cool; it was a little-known British clothing company churning out motorbike jackets. via The Independent