Car

16 photos · 2008–2025

16 photographs tagged Car, 2008–2025.

An ECTO-1 Ghostbusters replica has a rear compartment with a stretcher and prop equipment. — The rear compartment of an ECTO-1 Ghostbusters replica vehicle is open at an outdoor display, with a stretcher and prop equipment installed inside. The car is styled after the 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor ambulance used as the Ectomobile in the Ghostbusters films. Roof hoses, blue lamps, and electronic boxes recreate the fictional ghost-catching apparatus associated with the movie vehicle.

ECTO-1 replica roof equipment with blue lights and prop devices on a Ghostbusters-style vehicle. — ECTO-1 replica roof equipment is mounted on a Ghostbusters-style Cadillac Miller-Meteor ambulance conversion in 2008. The roof rack carries prop devices, a blue light bar, auxiliary blue lamps, cabling, and warning-style hardware modeled after the movie vehicle. ECTO-1 is the converted ambulance used by the Ghostbusters characters in the film franchise, and replicas commonly reproduce its specialized roof apparatus.

Chevrolet Volt rear badge on black car

Place de l’Alma traffic circle in Paris with cars, scooters, cyclists, and Haussmann buildings. — Place de l’Alma in Paris is a traffic circle near the Pont de l’Alma on the Right Bank. Cars, scooters, and cyclists circulate past Haussmann-era buildings and corner shops at the junction between the 8th and 16th arrondissements.

Janesville Assembly Plant site in Janesville, Wisconsin, beside a road and former factory buildings. — Janesville Assembly Plant site in Janesville, Wisconsin, along a road bordering the former General Motors complex. The plant operated for decades before closing in 2008 and was later demolished. The site remains part of Janesville’s industrial history.

Burning car outside Wells Fargo on East 31st Street in Minneapolis during George Floyd protests. — A car burns outside the Wells Fargo branch on East 31st Street in Minneapolis on May 29, 2020. The fire occurred during the fourth night of protests following the killing of George Floyd, after demonstrators had marched through South Minneapolis. The bank stands across from the Minneapolis Police Department’s 5th Precinct, an area that drew large crowds and repeated unrest that week.

Defund the police and military on window — A car in Downtown Minneapolis displays the message 'Defund the Police and Military' written on its window. This message reflects a key demand of the social justice protests that gained prominence in Minneapolis and across the United States following the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The call to 'defund' advocates for reallocating police budgets to community services and alternative public safety models. Such expressions on private vehicles became a common form of public discourse and protest during this period, particularly in urban environments like Minneapolis.

Electric charging street signs in Minneapolis — Signage for electric car charging seen in Minneapolis in March 2022.

Green vintage commuter train stopped at a platform in Kyoto Station, Japan. — A vintage green railcar sits at a platform in Kyoto Station, one of Japan's busiest rail hubs and a major interchange for JR West and Shinkansen services. Cars painted in this dark green livery were common on regional commuter and local lines throughout the Kansai region in the late 20th century. The station itself serves as a central transfer point connecting Kyoto to Osaka, Nara, and other destinations across the Kinki region.

White Hyundai vehicle approaches a drive-through anti-theft clinic with orange traffic cones and signage in Minneapolis. — Hyundai conducted a mobile clinic in Minneapolis on November 10th, 2022, to distribute steering wheel locks and anti-theft software. This initiative aimed to assist owners of Hyundai vehicles manufactured by the company who were affected by a rise in car thefts.

White Hyundai vehicle at anti-theft software clinic with orange traffic cones and signage in Minneapolis. — Hyundai holding "mobile clinics" in Minneapolis to provide steering wheel locks and "anti-theft software" to owners of affected vehicles the company has manufactured.

Hyundai mobile clinic event with branded banners offering anti-theft assistance to vehicle owners in Minneapolis. — Hyundai's mobile clinic event in Minneapolis offered free steering wheel locks and software updates to owners of vehicles targeted in a wave of thefts linked to a social media trend exploiting a security flaw in certain models. The flaw, which allowed some Hyundai and Kia vehicles to be started without a key, prompted lawsuits and a class-action settlement requiring the automakers to fund anti-theft measures and reimburse affected owners. Hyundai has run similar pop-up clinics in cities across the country as part of that response.

Hyundai mobile anti-theft clinic event with vehicles and branded equipment in Minneapolis parking lot. — Minneapolis Police Department deployed a mobile command vehicle to the Hyundai anti-theft clinic site on Lake Street on November 10, 2022. The truck, equipped with surveillance masts and communications gear, is used by MPD for large events, ongoing investigations, and coordinated operations requiring an on-site command post. Hyundai and Kia held a series of these clinics nationwide that year after a spike in thefts linked to a security flaw in vehicles lacking engine immobilizers, offering free steering wheel locks and software updates to affected owners. The clinic's location, in a lot near businesses still bearing plywood and graffito from the unrest following George Floyd's killing in 2020, sits within the Lake Street corridor that saw some of the heaviest damage during that period.

Orange Dodge Challenger parked outside the I-35W/Lake Street Transit Station in Minneapolis at night. — The I-35W/Lake Street Transit Station in Minneapolis is depicted at night, with a security vehicle parked prominently outside.

A black Porsche Cayman travels on Hennepin Avenue in downtown Minneapolis with traffic and street infrastructure visible behind it. — A black Porsche Cayman S is positioned on Hennepin Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis in May 2024.

I bought this before Elon became a fascist sticker in Minneapolis — A black Tesla vehicle is observed in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The car's rear displays a bumper sticker stating, "I bought this before Elon became a fascist," with the original Tesla branding removed.

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