Well I've never seen that movie, but how about Taxi? (The real version, not the non-flattering US-version, no offence to Queen Latifah or Jimmy Fallon though). The two following movies got a little more reality-bending with what the car could do but still fun and still some real cars driving though. In the first movie it seemed like some of the scenes was a Touring Car (that had the front and rear spoiler the Taxi bodykit was clearly modelled after), the roll-bar was visible and the driver's head which was very low in the seat thrue the very dark tinted windows. In the 1980s then the first episode of the danish action-drama Once a Cop had probably the greatest carchase in danish movie-history, an early Ford Sierra was chased by the police in a Toyota Corolla respectively driven by two danish racing-legends Thorkild Thyrring and Eric Høyer. The race took the thrue the streets of Copenhagen until finally being stopped at one of the bridges that cross from the Zealand mainland to the Amager island where the eastern part of Copenhagen is on, and on the east part of Amagar is the town of Kastrup where EKCH is located. Here's a picture from a jump in the chase-scene with the two cars. Thyrring did the jump at 60 kph and Eric did the same, but the Sierra is a rwd car and the Corolla is a shorter fwd so it had a lot more weight on the front and only rapid action from Mr. Høyer made the car land back on all four wheels in the same direction and the director liked it so much it was kept in the movie. A similar chase over harbour areas and thrue a storage-building and loading-dock as in Once a Cop was made much later for the later danish hit drama-series Taxa that revolved around a Taxa-company also in Copenhagen, this time the cab-driver tried to reach someone in a borrewed Lexus IS200 but was reported to the police from the dealer he borrowed it at (I think, it was some time ago I saw it).
Frank
