Owning a real Mad Max: Fury Road car, passed in front of the cameras, makes a lot of enthusiasts dream. The fourth opus of the saga, released in 2015, aligned an armada of post-apocalyptic machines completely functional. Several of them have already changed hands at dedicated auctions. And there, it's a second role that resurfaces. A DIY buggy for shooting, remained in the shadow of the War Rig and the other monsters of Fury Road. It's a mix bet…
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Owning a real Mad Max: Fury Road car, passed in front of the cameras, makes a lot of enthusiasts dream. The fourth opus of the saga, released in 2015, aligned an armada of post-apocalyptic machines completely functional. Several of them have already changed hands at dedicated auctions. And there, it's a second role that resurfaces. A DIY buggy for shooting, remained in the shadow of the War Rig and the other monsters of Fury Road. It's a mix bet…