History WMG / Christine

Christine will be a CoolCar from the 80's or 90's and subsequently play music from that era, like Hair Metal, Grunge, and/or Hip-Hop.

*** After thinking about it, there are no shortage of songs that would work. "Just A Girl" by No Doubt, "With or Without You" and "Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car" by U2, "In Your Eyes" and "Steam" by Peter Gabriel, "Red Right Hand" by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds", "Heart-Shaped Box" by Nirvana.

** Or, you could consider this less a remake and actually a distant sequel. Christine's crushed remains, forgotten, end up getting sold for scrap, recycled and part of the unibody of a new 1994 Laser or 1998 Talon made in Japan and imported back to the United States. 25 years later, Christine is very much back to her old tricks. Her radio could play both 1990s ''and'' 1950s music to bridge the gap. Maybe even have certain elements of the Fury show up in the Talon/Laser such as her interior and exterior colors and her V emblem.

*** Buddy Repperton's vehicle could be a 5th-gen Camaro or perhaps a Chevy Silverado 4x4 (making it easy to roll-over and then ram it from the bottom instead of the side).

** As to menace. Besides the factory radio that would only play 90s hits, we have a pure-bred sports car whose menace is in precision. No scraping the walls or screeching rear-wheel-drive burnouts. Imagine a predator that would spool up its turbo and pounce on all four wheels after its prey. Before crushing Moochie, we have that turbo spooling up and then... pounce! She strikes right into his midsection. Not only that, but she doesn't even need to crush herself to get at him. Being smaller, nimbler and faster makes her even more dangerous. "He got hit so hard that he split in half. They had to scrape him up with a shovel."

* If we're talking about a Plymouth, there's the Plymouth Laser produced from 1990 to 1994 which is a rebadged Mitsubishi Eclipse. Those are rare, unique and they're pretty damned fast too in RS form (Turbo-charged with all-wheel-drive). So why not a 1994 Plymouth Laser RS with a 5-speed manual transmission in autumn red? It would be a suitable update to the Fury as both are top-of-the-line performance models and a formidable performer against modern vehicles. Being supernatural and capable of self-repair, the laws of physics can be tossed out the window making it crushing a modern Camaro not seem silly.

** Or the Eagle Talon [=TSi=], which was produced until 1998. Eagle is another brand under the umbrella of Chrysler Corporation. Both cars were available in red.
** As to menace. Besides the factory radio that would only plays 90s hits, we have a pure-bred sports car whose menace is in precision. No scraping the walls or screeching rear-wheel-drive burnouts. Imagine a predator that would spool up its turbo and pounce on all four wheels after its prey. Before crushing Moochie, we have that turbo spooling up and then... pounce! She strikes right into his midsection. Not only that, but she doesn't even need to crush herself to get at him. Being smaller, nimbler and faster makes her even more dangerous. "He got hit so hard that he split in half. They had to scrape him up with a shovel."

** Or the Eagle Talon TSi, which was produced until 1998. Eagle is another brand under the umbrella of Chrysler Corporation.

* If we're talking about a Plymouth, there's the Plymouth Laser produced from 1990 to 1998 which is a rebadged Mitsubishi Eclipse. Those are rare, unique and they're pretty damned fast too in GSX form (Turbo-charged with all-wheel-drive). So why not a 1998 Plymouth Laser GSX with a 5-speed manual transmission in autumn red? It would be a suitable update to the Fury as both are top-of-the-line performance models and a formidable performer against modern vehicles. Being supernatural and capable of self-repair, the laws of physics can be tossed out the window making it crushing a modern Camaro not seem silly.

* If we're talking about a Plymouth, there's the Plymouth Laser produced from 1990 to 1998 which is a rebadged Mitsubishi Eclipse. Those are rare, unique and they're pretty damned fast too in GSX form (Turbo-charged with all-wheel-drive). So why not a 1998 Plymouth Laser GSX with a 5-speed manual transmission in autumn red? It would be a suitable update to the Fury as both are top-of-the-line performance models and a formidable performer against modern vehicles.