Nissan Skyline GT-S - Fast, Furious And Stolen

Paul Walker’s trusty ride from the “Fast & Furious,” has been stolen. The $75,000 Nissan Skyline GT-S, owned by Chris Milano, was converted to GT-R specs for the movie. While not “Gone In 60 Seconds,” reports indicate the pristine Skyline was taken from a L.A. warehouse in just 10 minutes.

The car was stolen when thieves busted through a metal side-door. Though the thieves targeted the Skyline, they were like a bull in a china shop, scratching a Porsche Boxster and a Studebaker, and dinging a BMW, as they made off with their plunder. Milano says the car wasn’t insured (big ouch) because it was mostly used for promotional purposes, but he is offering a reward for any information that leads to the car’s recovery.

Fast & Furious 4

OMG, is Vin gonna make it? intolerable suspense...

During the SuperBowl we had the opportunity to see the trailer for the next installment of the Fast and Furious franchise. Looks good, partly because the main actors of the first episode are back (Vin Diesel and Paul Walker), there seems to be more muscle cars and less imports, and it looks like the plot is more than 2 pages long.