The Ford is strong with these.
Okay, so there's not a single Ford amongst these superb mod concepts from car comparison site Carwow (they missed a trick kitting out a Galaxy, far, far away...) but we couldn't resist the pun.
Jumping on the Star Wars: The Force Awakens bandwagon, eight motors have been reimagined in the guise of characters from the original and prequel trilogies - from a Mercedes mercenary to a Stormtrooper sportscar.
We're pretty sure they'd all make the Kessle Run in 12 parsecs...
(Images: Carwow)
Wedge Antilles’ Lamborghini A-wing
Apparently surviving two Death Star raids and the battle of Hoth sees you earn enough to pimp out a Lamborghini Countach.
We're in the wrong line of work.
Han Solo’s Milliennium Hellcat
"She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. I've made a lot of special modifications myself. "
Like sticking a satellite dish on the wing mirror. Berk.
Luke Skywalker’s Mazda MX-5 Land Speeder edition
When he wasn't bullseyeing womp rats in his T-16, Luke was attempting to pick up the ladies in his flared MX-5.
He usually ended up playing taxi driver for his sister.
Alfa Romeo Giulia Stormtrooper edition
Sure they look the part, but they're hugely unreliable.
(That's a joke that works for both Stormtroopers and Alfa Romeo - not that we're smug or anything)
Darth Maul’s 2016 Hornda NSX
Coolest car/villain ever.
No arguments now.
Darth Vader’s BMW Z4 Death Star edition
Incredibly powerful, but sounds like a broken hand dryer.
Boba Fett’s Mercedes G-Class
A 6.0-litre V12 twin-turbo, snorkel and plenty of room for a carbonite coffin make this the perfect vehicle for the aspiring bountyhunter.
Jar Jar Binks and his Nissan Juke Juke
A monster. A hideous, hateful creation that we will never speak of again.
Sorry Nissan.
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