Vin Diesel shared a video of Dom's amazing cars ahead of production on Fast X Part 2.
Fast X continues to fill its cast list with ringers, as Vin Diesel has just announced an Oscar-winner as the latest member of the Toretto family.
F10 and F11 are gearing up to film and Vin Diesel is showing off his prep for Dom's farewell.
Vin Diesel talks about playing Dom Torretto for 20 years and the interesting point his father made about the role.
We didn't even know Dom had a brother, but it all makes sense according to Vin Diesel.
Fast and Furious fans will soon be able to build a new LEGO set of Dominic Toretto's iconic 1970 Dodge Charger.
Before Vin Diesel was cast as Dominic Toretto in The Fast Saga, the studio had another actor in mind. Here's how it all worked out for the best.
The Fast & Furious franchise has some great cars and plenty of experienced drivers too. Although some other movie cars wouldn't be so easy to beat.
Dom's cross necklace is prominently featured in F9's posters and trailer. Here's why the silver necklace is so symbolic in The Fast Saga.
One of the bigger reveals to come out of the F9 trailer was the introduction of Dom's brother, Jakob. Here's why John Cena's character drew confusion.
Fast and Furious 9 Super Bowl ad concealed the relationship between John Cena's character and Dominic Toretto, a twist revealed in a previous trailer.
The Fast & Furious 9 trailer teaser offers a sneak peek at Dom's (Vin Diesel) life with his new family: Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) and his son Brian.
A full trailer for Fast & Furious: Spy Racers was recently released, introducing Dom Toretto's cousin Tony as a kid racer tasked with stopping crime.
Fast 9 is in pre-production, with Vin Diesel taking fans on a tour of his special set space.
In 2001, The Fast And The Furious began in earnest as just a blink-and-you'll-miss-it action movie. It was a decent enough update of the Point Break story – steely-eyed lawman goes undercover and falls for the lifestyle of the charismatic rogues he’s been assigned to put away. By the end of the flick, Hollywood had a franchise on its hands. Strangely enough, it became about a lot more than wild-eyed street-racing petty crooks.