In order to create a climax at the end of the film, the stunt coordinator Chuck Pasoni, his assistant Johnny Martin and director Senna took several months to formulate the final filming plan. During the preparation for the role, Cage, Rebisi and Julie all received professional driving training. After selecting 50 stolen vehicles, the producer invited three undercover detectives for the theft case and a renovated car thief as technical consultants.
Art director Jeff Mann invited modification expert Ray Kleridge to create 11 replicas of Shelby GT 500 to accomplish different shooting intentions. When filming the dangerous scenes of Cage, the crew will use a right-handled Shelby GT 500, and the stunt driver sitting next to Cage will control everything. There are also two without an engine, one is used for drag-and-drop viewfinder, and the other can disassemble any parts for camera placement.
