From crazy Hollywood stunts to the cars destroyed in Fast and Furious, these are the world’s most epic stunts and the stories behind them.

Martin Scorcese reportedly refused to use a replica of the $700,000 Countach when filming that now-iconic scene because it just didn’t ‘crumple’ right.
HBO has knocked it out of the park with The Last of Us TV series and fans are flooding Twitter.
Based on the MY 2024 Nissan Z and inspired by Tokyo Drift’s Mazda RX-7, the new VeilSide Nissan Z is a sight for sore eyes.
From the film that nearly killed the franchise to the highest-grossing one, here’s our take on the Fast Saga.
From Paul Waker’s iconic orange Toyota Supra and Nissan GT-R R34, to Vin Diesel’s muscle car collection
Tom Cruise is still sharp at 60, isn’t he?
With its illuminated wheels and glowing bionic flaps, the AVTR’s presence was hard to miss.
The news comes as a shock as Cavill only just announced in October he would in fact be returning as Superman.
Another day, another Daniel Craig character wearing an Omega.
Is this the end of the road for the Mission: Impossible franchise?
The Tesla Cybertruck has pulled the Ford F-150 up a hill like it’s nothing. But the stunt has been ridiculed for being invalid and ‘not even close to a fair fight’.
Cody Detwiler puts his brand-new Tesla Model 3 through a series of durability tests before ultimately driving it upside down.
Paul Walker’s Toyota Supra was just another Japanese sports coupe before Fast and Furious, but it’s now worth more than a brand-new Ferrari: how did that happen?
Before ordering it there’s one thing you need to know; this truck is not for the faint of heart.
The H1-Panther is a Hummer Boat you can drive to the Marina and keep on driving into the water, the only issue is it costs more than a brand-new Ferrari.