A 1992 Mercedes S-Klasse is a minor car in the Fast & Furious series. It is driven by Deckard Shaw in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift and Fast and Furious 6.
History[]
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift[]
Han Seoul-Oh, Sean Boswell, and Neela are fleeing from Takashi and Morimoto after Takashi discovers that Han has been stealing money from Yakuza. Morimoto is eventually taken out and Sean is side swiped and his car is damaged. Takashi fires shots at Han before Han speeds past him into an intersection where he is T-Boned by the S-Klasse, his car then blows up supposedly killing him.[1]
Fast & Furious 6[]
A post credits scene establishes in Tokyo where we see the cars of Han, Sean and Takashi racing through the streets of Tokyo. In an unknown alleyway a figure is sitting in the S-Klasse with a police scanner as he hears reports of two cars racing with Han's RX-7. The figure speeds down the alleyway attempting to catch up. Han, Sean and Takashi are still racing and heading to Central Shibuya as stated by the dispatcher on the Police Radio and the figure puts the accelerator to the floor to catch up. Sean's car drifts through an intersection and disappears. Back in the S-Klasse, the dispatcher announces that the RX-7 is approaching the intersection. The figure who is driving sees Han's car in the next street over and turns left to the alleyway where Han races through before the figure intentionally T-bones him, flipping his car and causing it to ignite.
The figure gets out of the car who is revealed to be Deckard Shaw who crashed Han as revenge for his brother. He pulls a crucifix belonging to Dominic Toretto and throws it next to the wreckage of Han's car. Deckard pulls out his phone and calls Dom before announcing that while he doesn't know him, he's about to; the car then explodes.[2]
Furious 7[]
The car is seen again as Deckard Shaw calls Dominic Toretto before blowing up the Toretto House with a bomb disguised as a package sent from Japan.[3]
Trivia[]
- The Mercedes were provided by a company called Toprank Importers run by Sean Morris who was also the owner of the 1995 Nissan Skyline GT-R R33. Toprank also provided other cars for the franchise such as the 2010 Bentley Continental GT and Sean specifically was the builder of the 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback.
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