- Volkswagen sponsored 4 R32s and 4 Touran for the crew. In return, the R32 was shown in the film.
- Toyota provided 4,000 tires for the film, about half of which were used tires, and Volkswagen Motorsport also provided 170 cars for filming.
- When shooting street scenes in Los Angeles, the crew used a total of 600 Asian extras.
- In order to facilitate the use of drift technology, although the Mitsubishi Lancer EVO IX and Volkswagen R32 used in the film are all four-wheel drive vehicles, they have been modified to rear-wheel drive.
- A modified RX-7 was modified again in the film. This luxury car only has a custom leather interior that is worth $20,000. The film crew used spray paint to spray the interior and exterior of the luxury car.
- As the film tells, there is really a Mustang sedan installed in the engine and transmission system of the Nissan Skyline GT-R, but the process is not as simple as one night.
- The crew went to Japan to purchase some of the vehicles needed for filming, but because these cars were all on the right side of the car, they could never actually run on American highways except for filming.
- During the filming of this film, a total of more than 100 cars were damaged or completely scrapped.
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift behind the scenes gags
The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift quotes
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Shawn Boswell: [Talking about when he won his first race] The day I got my license is the day I got my first speeding ticket. Day after that I won my first race, I beat this rich kid by three lengths.I've gotta admit, it felt good! It felt like...
Neela: Like everything else just disappears...
Shawn Boswell: No past and no future...
Neela: No problems. Just the moment...
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Han: The Red Evo's yours
Shawn Boswell: What do you mean?
Han: You're representing me now. What you think, I'm gonna let you roll in a Hyundai?