If superheroes and movie stars could only afford cheap cars

Batman’s enemies would be in stitches if they saw the Caped Crusader trailing around Gotham in this old Citroen.

The Fiat Panda’s tiny two-cylinder engine lacks the muscle of the Ford Torino’s powerful V8.

Renault stopped production of the Renault 4 due to safety legislations, which means driving the car would be a hazard in itself. 

More Herbie the Love Bug than KITT the artificially intelligent car, there’d be a very different audience for Knight Rider if David Hasselhoff drove around in a <a href="/volkswagen/beetle">Volkswagen Beetle</a>.&nbsp;

Could Marty McFly and Doc Brown even reach 88mph in the Fiat Cinquecento? Probably not.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Crime would probably be at an all-time high if lawmen were driving around in the pedestrian Lancia Y10.&nbsp;

This small bubble-shaped three-wheeler from <a href="/bmw">BMW</a> would struggle to reach mach one, never mind Mach Five.

The outdated <a href="/honda">Honda</a> CN250 scooter may look out of place in Tron’s futuristic setting.&nbsp;

Swap super quick motorbikes for slow little Vespas and biker gangs in Tokyo suddenly seem a lot less threatening.&nbsp;

It’s probably better on everyone’s eyes that this rusty plane is invisible.&nbsp;

Megatron might not be so mega if he transformed into this three-wheeled pick-up.&nbsp;

The Death Proof stunt car in the Grindhouse film series looks awesome, but we have no doubt Tarantino would make this chunky <a href="/mercedes">Mercedes</a> station wagon look cool too.&nbsp;

Niki Lauda’s Formula One career would have probably ended earlier if he traded in the horsepower of his <a href="/ferrari">Ferrari</a> 312T for a husky driven sled.&nbsp;&nbsp;