History Main / WeaponizedCar

*** The Tumbler isn't a Weaponized Car any more than a main battle tank is a weaponized bulldozer. There's no civilian version of this vehicle.

* The car from the (awesome) ''{{Viper}}'' TV show fits in here as well.

** There were also weaponize, ''flying'' motorcycles in ''[[BattlestarGalactica Galactica 1980]]''. But [[FanonDisContinuity we don't talk about that series]].

* The ''{{Mythbusters}}'' proved "hood mounted machinegun" are reasonably accurate with practice, even with a fixed aim, and became extremely deadly with movable axises and an aiming HUD.

* Kevin's car in ''{{Ben 10 Alien Force}}'', which Kevin constantly repairs and upgrades with various alien tech and weapons.
** Ben's car gets a dose of this in Ben10UltimateAlien

* The Baroness's Hummer in ''[[{{Ptitleer3dxllk}} GI Joe: The Rise Of Cobra]]''.

*** Dillan likes to pretend their miniguns are used by heads of state. They aren't, generally, as that sort of collateral damage is hard for any elected official to stomach.

* ''[[{{MASK}} M.A.S.K.]]'' This series is pretty much loaded with this trope, cars, trucks and other vehicles also, even the logo for the series itself contains a Trope Codifier(aka a weaponized car or truck rather). Examples include Thunderhawk, Shark, Jackhammer to name a few of the vehicle examples.

** The Japanese car ([[TheyJustDidntCare co-piloted by]] JackieChan)) could also count.

* Roger Smith's griffin in ''TheBigO'' has machine guns and even a missile launcher (among other features), though these are rarely seen used.

* The unfortunately named Whiz Wagon

** There were also weaponize, ''flying'' motorcycles in ''[[BattlestarGalactica Galactica 1980]]''. But [[DisContinuity we don't talk about that series]].

*** Dillan likes to pretend their miniguns are used by heads of state. They aren't, generally, as that sort of collateral damage is hard for any elected official to stomach.
* The [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blaster_(flamethrower) Blaster]], an anti-carjacking device designed in South Africa, is essentially a pair of [[KillItWithFire flamethrowers]] attached to the sides of a car and activated with the flick of a switch and the press of a pedal.

* Although none of its vehicles are actually ''weaponized'', this trope is played with a bit in ''NationalTreasure 2'', in that some RealLife perks now included into high-end cars are used to add novelty to the chase scenes. Most notably, one chase starts out with the heroes' car going ''backwards'', with driver Ben ducked down out of the line of gunfire, and steering via the rear-view camera's video screen.

* ''DeathRally''

* MackBolan uses a decidedly uncool GMC motorhome, which does however have the advantage of being the last thing anyone would expect a OneManArmy to be driving. It has advanced electronic surveillance capabilities and a retractable 4-shot guided missile launcher, but no armour (except for some steel plates around the driver's seat) as Bolan only uses it for long-range combat.

* Finn McMissile from [[{{Cars}} ''Cars 2'']], who has weapons located inside his doors, his sunroof, his hood, his headlights, and practically, his entire body.

* In the WhereAreTheyNow epilogue of ''CrashTeamRacing'', [[Thengineer Dr. N. Gin]] attempted to patent such a system, but, as shown in the page quote, it was hastily withdrawn.

** You could say the very concept of the armored car and the later invention of the tank is made of this trope : The first armored cars from the GayNineties and EdwardianBritain were mostly modified civilian variants (with an armored plated chassis and a machine gun turret at the back) and the first tractors were heavily based on the chassis and motors of contemporary heavy duty treaded tractors (both civilian and military ones).

** You could say the very concept of the armored car and the later invention of the tank is made of this trope : The first armored cars were mostly modified civilian variants (with an armored plated chassis and a machine gun turret at the back) and the first tractors were heavily based on the chassis and motors of contemporary heavy duty treaded tractors (both civilian and military ones).

* Finn McMissile from [[{{Cars}} ''Cars 2'']], who has weapons locatied inside his doors, his sunroof, his hood, his headlights, and practically, his entire body.

* Both [[PrivateMilitaryContractors Major Bludd's]] car and the stolen Cobra truck in ''{{GI Joe Renegades}}''.