That's some great driving.

In 2025, a chase like this happens twice a week in Los Angeles...

Driver of the blue car is the same guy driving the charger in bullet.

Be careful playing in the street, kids !

“Come on, step on it !” Are you kidding ?

The poor station wagon just got obliterated

Same sound effects as Bullitt, and same driver in bad guy's cars.

Those are scenes from the movie Bullet with Steve McQueen. Shame on you.

I always loved Roy Schneider, not in a gay way.

those cars could handle for shit but they were tough

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I grew up to become a big city cop…… much to my surprise, they frown on this sort of behavior.

Looks like crime pays...I lost them, but at least now I have the only Ventura Convertible in the world!

That Ventura was a Nova...so it would have had a Chevy engine?

The baddie driver was also the baddie in Bullit!

Just like an idiot Greyhound bus driver to tailgate a shotgun wielding homicidal maniac…

Best Pontiac Scheider's stunt double ever drove. 😊

Same driver as in Bullitt

Roy schieder and Richard Lynch

the guy driving the get-away car in this movie is the same guy driving the get-away car in Bullitt.

Walk it off, it’s the 70’s!

The timing of the editing is terrible! Compare it to the far better edited chase scenes in 'The French Connection' and in the later 'Live and Die in LA'

That old Bonneville was a tank. Even with all that front end body damage, the car drove like new. You can't do that with today's car's. With today's vehicles, you hit a plastic shopping cart 🛒 and you have 6 thousand dollars 💸 of body damage, fluid leaks all over the place, and you gotta call a tow sled. 😮

I LOVE those older Plymouth police 🚔 car's. 😂

This movie was filmed in New York city. How come there are no hundreds of yellow taxis crowding the streets and why is the Lemans chase car the only car in New York city blowing the horn? New York taxis are the only ones in the city that blows their horns even when turning corners like using the turn signals. 😂

I love how the chase car driver hits the top of the hard steering wheel and the horn sounds. Since when is the horn button located on the rim of the steering wheel? Hollywood magic at its finest. 😂

I love how the Grande Ville's tires look like the were hanging on for dear life, almost folding over during those cornering skids... No CGI crap here! Just real-life automotive punishment!

Even for '73, that's gotta be the least traffic ever seen in Manhattan and the GW Bridge...

Watching these land yachts / led sleds being driven like true sports cars is hilarious and reminds me of our very dangerous hobbies while in high school in the 70's.

😮 like it

IDK why this was recommended, but this is excellent! It's funny, if you know NYC and the routes that are shown, it's all mixed up. A few examples -- the shots of going over bumps heading downhill towards the West Side Hwy are repeated to drag it out, it wouldn't take that long. And how do you cross the GW Bridge westbound ... and end up on the Taconic Pkwy?! (Wrong side of the river.) Lol. Regardless, it's fantastic. As others have commented, no stupid background music, just sweet GM engine roar! And Bill Hickman. OMG, what a badass.

The era when struts haven't been invented and no felon will be elected into an office.

Same driver from the movie Bullitt with Steve McQueen.

Car chases are essentially stupid.

5:37 now THATs the REAL sh*t…

I'm not aware of this movie so I didn't know that this car chase existed. I've seen a lot of very famous car chases but I've never seen this one. This one's about on par with the Bullet chase scene. Btw, what city was this filmed in, New York City?

Magically pass BF Goodrich Car Care Center twice in first two minutes.

Anyone else hear the rumor about 5:03?

IIRC there was a documentary on the making of Seven Ups. When the pontiac slams into the semi it actually happened during the rehearsal. The stunt driver was testing the braking prior to the actual take. The car hit a slick spot and slid under the trailer. They kept and used that footage.

I like that Mr. Brady is the truck driver.

"Car" chase. You mean "Frickin' Land Yacht" Chase.

agreed, like someone here said, better than most of today's over the top, ai & special effected movies! and id love to see a roadrace with nothing but big soft old cars, it'd be hilarious!

That huge Pontiac with all 4 wheels off the ground at insane speed in a city was caught on film is one of the greatest moments ever put to film.

Geesh. Roy nearly losing his head over some bad boys. Hahaha

Hickman and Loftin hoisting a Toast In Heaven !! Real Talent !!

Was that joe pesci shining shoes?

Same guy drove the Charger in 'Bullit'.

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Sorry but this scene pales in comparison to the Steve McQeen Bullit chase scene… Everyone knows that by 1973 American cars were detuned pollution controlled pigs that couldn’t get out of their own way. Hell, this scene even ripped off some of the soundtrack from Bullit. I’d know the sound of that 390 Mustang anywhere.

The driver in the lead car was also driving the chase car(black charger) in the movie “bullitt”.