Video Game Vehicles You Want to Drive
Written by Carly Hallman
What’s better than taking a ride on an amazing vehicle in your favorite video game? Whether it’s a 16-bit drill tank, a death machine repurposed from an ice-cream truck, a time-traveling spaceship, or a sports car so realistic it seems like it should have a counterpart in real life, driving around in these video game vehicles can be the most exhilarating part of gameplay, allowing us to cruise and explore until our thumbs are sore. Here are some of the most awesome video game vehicles that we want to drive in real life!
Video Game Vehicles You Want to Drive infographicVideo Game Vehicles You Want to Drive
| Vehicle | Game | About |
|---|---|---|
| Warthog | Halo series | Who doesn’t love riding around in this thing with their friends? We had to put this at the top of the list, just like how a band needs to get their #1 track out of the way at the beginning of a concert. |
| Mario’s Kart | Mario Kart series | What hath hell wrought? This demonic little vehicle is full of gadgets to spread chaos and pandemonium, but it’s all in good fun. |
| Sweet Tooth | Twisted Metal | This nightmare fuel is an ice cream truck gone wrong. It’s also driven by a flaming clown. |
| The Convertible | Crazy Taxi | Accidentally taking out telephone poles and pedestrians is just a normal part of picking up your next customer in this alternate universe. |
| Jet Turbine | Earthworm Jim | Jet turbine + Handles = Vehicle? |
| Drill Tank | Sonic series | Dr. Robotnik (aka Eggman) is a bad guy who sports some pretty intense vehicles, but this one may be his most intimidating. |
| Leonardo da Vinci’s Flying Machine | Assassin’s Creed 2 | Pulled from the sketchbooks of the real da Vinci, this flying machine allows you to take your penchant for death to the skies. |
| G-1655 Interceptor | Spy Hunter | James Bond wishes he had a car this cool. |
| Epoch | Chrono Trigger | This is pretty much the video game version of a TARDIS. |
| Blue Falcon | F-Zero | Captain Falcon’s trusty blue car has several iterations, but it’s always fast. |
