Current Events > Mad Max: Fury Road vehicles are heading to auction!

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If your Toyota Corolla or Ford Explorer are boring you, get your wallets out. A veritable fleet of much cooler cars will soon be up for auction by Lloyds: the iconic vehicles of 2015's Mad Max: Fury Road.

On September 26, Lloyds Auctions will make 13 cars from the cult-classic film available for bidding. This includes the War Rig that Max, Furiosa, and the Wives were escaping in, the Doof Wagon that kept the guitar-playing mutant suspended in front of a wall of speakers, and Nux's sand-battered rustbucket. Most importantly, perhaps, Max's 1973 XB Falcon Coupe, better known in the movies as the Interceptor, is in the lot as well. Check out an excerpt from the lot's description:

"Recently salvaged along with the full-life Max, the XB Interceptor has been resurrected in the crucible of the Citadel, jacked up on off-road rails and supersized wheels, double-aspirated V8 blower now topped by skull sucking air into Scott Hat as Slit sits atop the shiny-chrome assassin, jockeying hundreds of horsepower and a handful of hate down mankinds final straight to a finishing line ever closer and ever more...final."

All 13 of the vehicles are currently set at $1, but they won't stay that way for long once the auctions start. Even if your wallet can't take the hit of buying an authentic movie car, the auction is worth checking out just for the descriptions on each car. Or, you can scream "Witness Me!" as you spray edible chrome on your face as you fall deep into debt.

1. THE WAR RIG: PRIME MOVER INC. TANKER AND BALL PIG-TRAILER

2. THE GIGAHORSE: W16 CADILLAC PAIR

3. THE DOOF WAGON

4. NUX CAR: 1932 THREE WINDOW CHEV COUPE, V8

5. CONVOY CAR: ELVIS

6. CONVOY CAR: JAG FLAMER

7. RAZOR COLA: 1973 XB FALCON COUPE (THE INTERCEPTOR REBORN)

8. POLE CAR: PONTIAC SURFARI WITH 20 POLE COUNTERWEIGHT

9. SABRE TOOTH: F250 CLAW CAR

10. FIRE CAR: DODGE

11. CALTROP: EL DORADO

12. BUGGY: RATROD CHEV

13. BUICK: HEAVY ARTILLERY WITH HUMMER WEAPON MOUNT

Are they street legal.