20 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know About The Haunted 1957 Plymouth Fury from Christine

What if the most terrifying car in horror movie history was based on a complete lie about its appearance?

In this video, we're uncovering twenty shocking facts about the 1957 Plymouth Fury that will completely change how you see Stephen King's Christine. From the truth about that blood-red paint job that never existed to the real Halloween manufacturing date of one movie car, these revelations expose the fascinating reality behind Hollywood's most famous possessed automobile. You'll discover why the original Fury only came in beige, how the movie used over twenty different cars, and the space-age technology that made this Plymouth truly special.

01:56: #20 – The Real Fury Was Never Red
03:06: #19 – Stephen King Got the Body Style Wrong
04:04: #18 – Hollywood Used Over 20 Cars
05:02: #17 – Push-Button Transmission: Real 1950s Sci-Fi
06:02: #16 – The Engine Made Serious Power
07:21: #15 – Movie Magic Made Christine Regenerate
08:27: #14 – Christine’s Roar Came From a Different Car
09:15: #13 – Original Furies Were Incredibly Rare
10:06: #12 – Screen Cars Became Instant Collectibles
10:55: #11 – The Assembly Line Scene Was Pure Fiction
12:20: #10 – One Movie Car Was Built on Halloween
13:24: #9 – The Fury Name Was No Accident
14:16: #8 – The Gold Trim Was Literally Gold
15:18: #7 – Dual Headlights Were Cutting-Edge Technology
16:14: #6 – The Interior Was Pure Luxury
17:39: #5 – The Suspension Was Racing-Inspired
18:41: #4 – Limited Production Made Each Car Special
19:36: #3 – The Movie Created a Fake Paint Code
20:27: #2 – The Fury Was Plymouth’s First True Performance Car
21:56: #1 – A Real Car Inspired Stephen King

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