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* ''WebVideo/CreamHeroes'': One Kittisaurus video has Claire amuse her cats with some remote control cars. Once the cats get bored of watching the cars drive on counter-tops and the floor, she reveals these cars are capable of driving on the walls- to both the cats' and the audience's amazement.
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* ''WebVideo/{{Kittisaurus}}'': One Kittisaurus video has Claire amuse her cats with some remote control cars. Once the cats get bored of watching the cars drive on counter-tops and the floor, she reveals these cars are capable of driving on the walls- to both the cats' and the audience's amazement.
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': In ''Detective Comics'' #340, the Outsider uses his RealityWarper powers to seize control of the Batmobile and use it in an attempt to kill Batman. One of his stunts is to cause it to drive straight up the wall of a skyscraper.
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': In ''Detective Comics'' ''ComicBook/DetectiveComics'' #340, the Outsider uses his RealityWarper powers to seize control of the Batmobile and use it in an attempt to kill Batman. One of his stunts is to cause it to drive straight up the wall of a skyscraper.
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* In ''ComicBook/{{Silverblade}}'' #6, Miss Hothgard is chauffeuring Vermillion around the studio on an electric scooter. Sick of his hectoring, and now possessed by the Executioner, she uses the Executioner's powers to drive up the wall of the sound stage. Near the top she jumps off, leaving Vermillion and the scooter to plunge to the floor.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Silverblade}}'': In ''ComicBook/{{Silverblade}}'' issue #6, Miss Hothgard is chauffeuring Vermillion around the studio on an electric scooter. Sick of his hectoring, and now possessed by the Executioner, she uses the Executioner's powers to drive up the wall of the sound stage. Near the top she jumps off, leaving Vermillion and the scooter to plunge to the floor.
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* In ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' #3, Ding Dong Daddy tries to kill Robin with a tricked-out motorcycle that first handcuffs the Boy Wonder's wrists to the bike, then literally drives a wall [[MurderByReMoteControlVehicle where it explodes]].
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* ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'': In ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' issue #3, Ding Dong Daddy tries to kill Robin with a tricked-out motorcycle that first handcuffs the Boy Wonder's wrists to the bike, then literally drives a wall [[MurderByReMoteControlVehicle where it explodes]].
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* ''WebVideo/CreamHeroes'': One Kittisaurus video has Claire amuse her cats with some remote control cars. Once the cats get bored of watching the cars drive on counter-tops and the floor, she reveals these cars are capable of driving on the walls- to both the cats' and the audience's amazement.
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Gordon, you drive me up the wall!
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* Taken to silly extremes in an animated segment on ''Series/TheElectricCompany1971'', where a woman tells her lazy husband "you drive me up the wall!"... and he [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGGb-IArdbw takes it literally]].
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* Agent K takes the MIB Ford LTD Crown Victoria (enhanced by alien technology) for a short upside-down blast along the ceiling of the Queens-Midtown tunnel in ''Film/MenInBlack'' -- they were on a short time limit to stop an alien bug from escaping Earth via a spaceship in Corona Park.
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* Agent K takes the MIB Ford LTD Crown Victoria (enhanced by alien technology) for a short upside-down blast along the ceiling of the Queens-Midtown tunnel in ''Film/MenInBlack'' -- they were on a short time limit to stop an alien bug from escaping Earth via a spaceship in Corona Park.Park and the Tunnel was bumper-to-bumper as usual.
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* Agent K takes the MIB Ford LTD Crown Victoria (enhanced by alien technology) for a short upside-down blast along the ceiling of the Queens-Midtown tunnel in ''Film/MenInBlack''.
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* Agent K takes the MIB Ford LTD Crown Victoria (enhanced by alien technology) for a short upside-down blast along the ceiling of the Queens-Midtown tunnel in ''Film/MenInBlack''.''Film/MenInBlack'' -- they were on a short time limit to stop an alien bug from escaping Earth via a spaceship in Corona Park.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones'': One episode has Barney building a racecar and Fred deciding to drive it in a Grand Prix for prize money. At one point, Fred gets ahead of the other racers by driving across the track's outer wall.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones'': One episode has Barney building a racecar and Fred deciding to drive it in a Grand Prix the Indianrockolis 500 for prize money. At one point, Fred gets ahead of the other racers by driving across the track's outer wall.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones'': One episode has Barney building a racecar and Fred deciding to drive it in a Grand Prix for prize money. At one point, Fred gets ahead of the other racers by driving across the track's outer wall.
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* The later ''VideoGame/WipEout'' games (from ''Pure'' onwards) allow the hoverer racing vehicles to do this with the aid of special magnetic track sections. Pervious games also included the occasional loop or 90-degree banked turn, but these relied on physics to sling the craft around them - stopping would make the craft drift "sideways" toward ground level.
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* The later ''VideoGame/WipEout'' ''VideoGame/{{Wipeout}}'' games (from ''Pure'' onwards) allow the hoverer racing vehicles to do this with the aid of special magnetic track sections. Pervious games also included the occasional loop or 90-degree banked turn, but these relied on physics to sling the craft around them - stopping would make the craft drift "sideways" toward ground level.
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* The later ''VideoGame/WipEout'' games (from ''Pure'' onwards) allow the hoverer racing vehicles to do this with the aid of special magnetic track sections. Pervious games also included the occasional loop or 90-degree banked turn, but these relied on physics to sling the craft around them - stopping would make the craft drift "sideways" toward ground level.
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* A common bit of trivia is Formula 1 vehicles are theoretically capable of this, as they generate a large amount of downforce to grip the road by design. About about 60MPH, they'd stick to any surface no matter what gravity says. Needless to say no racing team or sponsor has ever actually volunteered their multimillion dollar machine to test this live.
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* A common bit of trivia is Formula 1 vehicles are theoretically capable of this, as they generate a large amount of aerodynamic downforce to grip the road by design. About Above about 60MPH, they'd stick to any surface no matter what gravity says. Needless to say no racing team or sponsor has ever actually volunteered their multimillion dollar machine to test this live.
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* A common bit of trivia is Formula 1 vehicles are theoretically capable of this, as they generate a large amount of downforce to grip the road by design. About about 60MPH, they'd stick to any surface no matter what gravity says. Needless to say no racing team or sponsor has ever actually volunteered their multimillion dollar machine to test this live.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Carmageddon}} and its sequels have featured a variety of physics-modifying power-ups that allow driving at all sorts of bizarre angles, including up sheer walls and even upside down. Certain types of cars can even do so without any power-ups, whether due to abnormally high downforce, extreme acceleration, supernatural tire grip or some other unusual physical property. This is made even more common by the tendency of cars to get involved in powerful collisions and get punted upwards onto walls and ceilings.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Carmageddon}} ''VideoGame/{{Carmageddon}}'' and its sequels have featured a variety of physics-modifying power-ups that allow driving at all sorts of bizarre angles, including up sheer walls and even upside down. Certain types of cars can even do so without any power-ups, whether due to abnormally high downforce, extreme acceleration, supernatural tire grip or some other unusual physical property. This is made even more common by the tendency of cars to get involved in powerful collisions and get punted upwards onto walls and ceilings.
