- Vehicles-Cars and Trucks
- The American Creeper
- RV that the gang rents in order to get Captain Holt back to New York in time for his interview for the commissioner position. (Season 5 episode 99)
- Argo
- The Enterprise's new dune buggy.
- Ass Blaster
- Monster truck from the Monday Night Rehabilitation scene.
- Ass Dozer
- Monster truck from the Monday Night Rehabilitation scene. The giant dick on the front rams into the wall as it's making it's entrance and it gets buried in concrete.
- Axel
- A two-wheeled contraption.
- The Babe-catcher
- One of Sam's names for his Corvette (Season 8 episode 5 The Two Faces of Norm)
- Bad Boy Bart
- The name of the monster truck that Bart daydreams about buying when the family finds out that Homer's Springfield Nuclear Power Plant stock value has increased. (Season 3 episode Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk)
- Bat Mobile
- Car featured at the Hollywood Auto Museum, a museum in Hollywood featuring the Munster Mobile, the Monkee Mobile, the Bat Mobile, the Dukes of Hazzard's General Lee, the Road Warrior car and Herbie. (Season 11 episode Beyond Blunderdome)
- The Bat-Dune Buggy
- One of Batman's bat-vehicles.
- Batman's car that gets blown up.
- One of Batman's bat-vehicles.
- Batman's Batmobile can be seen during the New York race sequence.
- The Beast
- Post-apocalyptic car that Tallahassee works on at the White House, and Little Rock steals.
- The Beaver Trap
- Hitchcock and Scully's disturbing van. "There's nothing sketchy about the Beaver Trap." (Season 6 episode Hitchcock & Scully)
- Beep
- The name of Teddy's old car, a '79 Firebird.
- Bellerophon
- The Bobs name The Others' cargo carrier they salvage The Bellerophon.
- Betty
- John's truck back on Earth in 1986. (Season 4 episode Kansas)
- Big Bertha
- Homeland Security truck that Jake and Terry use to track the fugitives, fully equipped with thermal imaging, a satellite link-up, a holding cell, and ability to plug in to every surveillance camera in the city. (Season 4 episode The Fugitive, Part One)
- Big Fat Death
- Albuquerque's monster truck.
- Big Red
- Gigantic pick-up used for scavenging runs by the Mount residents .
- The Big Rig Wrecker
- Truck that Memphis and his brother use to get away from Mirror Man when they're hiding out in the diner - Memphis distracts the driver while Kip attaches the tow cable to Mirror Man's car.
- Bigfoot
- Aech drives the original monster truck during the New York race sequence.
- Black Sunshine
- Racing car from the White Zombie song "Black Sunshine" on the album La Sexorcisto: Devil Music Volume 1.
- Blue Betty
- Ted is given driving lessons in his father's car, "Blue Betty", and he accidentally wrecks it, which leads to him and Bill going back in time to require some help.
- The Bobmobile
- Bob's name for his car. (Season 2 episode Chapter Three: The Pollywog)
- Book Burning Mobile
- Reverend Lovejoy's van. (Season 10 episode They Saved Lisa's Brain)
- Bugatti Sexarosa
- Mr. Burns: She was my young sexy fiancée, he was my sexually virile best friend and they just drove off in my Bugatti Sexarosa. (Season 13 A Hunka Hunka Burns in Love)
- The Buggymobile
- Marge summons the Amish to help rebuild Bart's treehouse, to the theme from Batman. (Season 14 episode Old Yeller-Belly)
- The Butt-mobile
- The Joker's new name for the Batmobile after he rubs his butt on it.
- Christine
- Arnie's 1958 Plymouth Fury.
- Fin, Gemini, Gabrielle, and Matt drive a red-and-white self-driving 1958 Plymouth Belvedere named Christine.
- The 1958 Plymouth Fury from Christine can be seen during the New York race sequence.
- Commodore
- Director Taika Waititi named all of the spaceships in the film are named after Holden model cars.
- Covenant
- Colonization vessel crew of 15, headed for the planet Origae-6, carrying 2000 colonists and 1,140 embryos.
- The Crystal Ship
- Name Jesse gave the old RV where he and Walt cooked meth. (Season 5 episode Madrigal)
- Dark Tooth
- Chevrolet Step Van, a giant upgraded version of Sweet Tooth the size of large house, with a giant flaming clown head over it.
- Dave-mobile
- Batman-influenced Joke Dave makes about other secrets he may have when the office finds out he's Canadian (Season 3 episode The Trainer)
- The Death Cart
- The vehicle that carries Tod's soldiers out into the desert to look for Earth-Dick.
- The Death Mobile
- Suicide doctor Dr. Krekorian's car (Season 1 episode Dr. Jay)
- Derpump
- Joel creates a new plot for the reality TV show Vanderpump Rules each time he plays a clip, this time saying it's about a sentient passenger van named Derpump (Episode Here be Dragons)
- Desert Fox
- Joe desert Jeep (Issue #72 Stiletto)
- Dildozer
- Monster truck from the Monday Night Rehabilitation scene.
- The Dominator
- Battle Force 2000 vehicle (Issue #81 Plots and Tracts)
- Dot-mobile
- The Tick calls Dot's ambulance The Dot-mobile. (Season 2 episode Lesson One: Think Quick!)
- Dragula
- After Herman loses The Munster Koach in a drag race, Grandpa Munster builds a car called Dragula (also known as Drag-u-la) to win it back.
- Ecto-1
- The Ghostbusters' 1959 Cadillac.
- The Ghostbusters' hearse car.
- The Ghostbusters' 1959 Cadillac.
- Ecto-88
- Wade's car: The DeLorean came outfitted with a (nonfunctioning) flux capacitor, but I'd made several additions to its equipment and appearance. First, I'd installed an artificially intelligent onboard computer named KITT (purchased in an online auction) into the dashboard, along with a matching red Knight Rider scanner just above the DeLorean's grill. Then I'd outfitted the car with an oscillation overthruster, a device that allowed it to travel through solid matter. Finally, to complete my ‘80s super-vehicle theme, I'd slapped a Ghostbusters logo on each of the DeLorean's gull-wing doors, then added personalized plates that read ECTO-88.
- Wade's racing vehicle, the Delorean from Back to the Future.
- Eleanor
- 1967 gray Ford Mustang. Memphis's unicorn. It's the one car, no matter how many times you try to boost, something always happens.
- The Electric Love Cruise Wagon
- According to Joe, where Mr. James is hiding while he's on the lam after escaping from jail. Joe: "Reliable sources tell me he's traveling coast to coast in a customized van called The Electric Love Cruise Wagon." (Season 5 episode The Lam)
- The Eliminator
- Battle Force 2000 vehicle (Issue #81 Plots and Tracts)
- Fake Popemobile
- Vehicle George Sr. steals to escape from the Church & State Fair (Season 3)
- The Flandersmobile
- Name Ned Flanders gives his car. (Season 6 episode Homie the Clown)
- General Lee
- The Duke boys' orange Charger with a Confederate flag painted on the top, and "01" on the doors.
- Car featured at the Hollywood Auto Museum, a museum in Hollywood featuring the Munster Mobile, the Monkee Mobile, the Bat Mobile, the Dukes of Hazzard's General Lee, the Road Warrior car and Herbie. (Season 11 episode Beyond Blunderdome)
- Gertie
- Captain Holt's convertible. Well, Holt's name may be on the title, but no one can ever really own her. (Season 3 episode The Mattress, Season 4 episode The Fugitive Part Two)
- Go-Go Mobile
- Tom's name for his car. (Season 3 episode Soulmates)
- Grace
- Zed's chopper. Whose motorcycle is this? It's a chopper, baby. Whose chopper is this? Zed's. Who's Zed? Zed's dead, baby. Zed's dead.
- Grey Thunder
- The name of Adam's truck.
- Guinevere
- Ian's brother Barley's mighty steed (van).
- Guinevere 2
- Ian's brother Barley's new van, after the first Guinevere is destroyed during their quest.
- The Harman Dae-Jung
- A Donnager-class dreadnought carrying the Martian Navy shuttle Bobbie rode up from Ganymede.
- The Hathaway
- Broken down personnel carrier on the moon.
- Herbie
- Car featured at the Hollywood Auto Museum, a museum in Hollywood featuring the Munster Mobile, the Monkee Mobile, the Bat Mobile, the Dukes of Hazzard's General Lee, the Road Warrior car and Herbie. (Season 11 episode Beyond Blunderdome)
- The Hit Car
- Mob car that takes out witnesses in Season 1 episode The Hit Car.
- Hitler's Car
- Atrraction at Colonel Tex's Traveling Carnival that Bart crashes and is forced to work at the carnival with Homer. Adolf Hitler's personal limousine. It's roomier than Bonnie and Clyde's death car, and was the first automobile to come with Farfegneugen. "It's fuhrer-rific." (Season 9 episode Bart Carny)
- Honor Roller
- Martin's soap box racer. (Season 3 episode Saturdays of Thunder)
- The Jokermobile
- A customised Infiniti G35 Vaydor.
- KBBL Wampum Wagon
- Local radio station's vehicle, also called the Party Penguin Prize Patrol. (Season 13 episode The Parent Rap)
- KFC 11-H&S
- The KFC simulation vehicle in episode Basic Rocket Science.
- Lady Gabrielle
- The name of the chicken inspector's Bentley. (Episode Three Days of the Chicken)
- Laura
- One of the cars on the big boost list.
- Lightning II
- Vehicle that Vera and her daughter steal that scientists were attempting to break land speed record.
- Lil Bandit
- Snake's car that Homer buys at a police auction. (Season 9 episode Realty Bites)
- Lindsay
- One of the cars on the big boost list.
- Li'l Lightnin'
- Bart's soap box racer. (Season 3 episode Saturdays of Thunder)
- Love Bandit
- The name of the truck that Buzzer steals from the parking lot of Bud's Diner (Issue #42 Ties that Bind)
- Mach 5
- The racing car from Speed Racer can be seen during the New York race sequence.
- The Manuel-mobile
- Batmanuel's car (Episode The Terror, The Tick vs. Justice)
- The Maus Mobile
- Superhero Die Fledermaus's crime fighting vehicle (Season2 episode Heroes)
- Mercedes "I've got the girl and you're whacking it in the bushes with a cold pizza" Series
- Millennium Filth Can
- Garbage dude James St. James' garbage truck. (Season 5 episode Charlie Gets Trashed)
- Minion
- Cadillac-Gage Textron LAV-300 military tank.
- The Ministry Machine New record added 5/28/2021
- Reverend Lovejoy's van, modeled after the Mystery Machine from Scooby-Doo. (Season 16 episode The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star)
- Monkee Mobile
- Car featured at the Hollywood Auto Museum, a museum in Hollywood featuring the Munster Mobile, the Monkee Mobile, the Bat Mobile, the Dukes of Hazzard's General Lee, the Road Warrior car and Herbie. (Season 11 episode Beyond Blunderdome)
- The Monkeemobile
- A modified Pontiac GTO designed and built by designer Dean Jeffries.
- Ms. Monster
- New female themed monster truck at the Monster Truck Rally. (Season 2 episode Bart the Daredevil)
- The Muggin Samoon
- Jonathan Barnavelt's car with a temperamental door handle.
- Munster Mobile
- Car featured at the Hollywood Auto Museum, a museum in Hollywood featuring the Munster Mobile, the Monkee Mobile, the Bat Mobile, the Dukes of Hazzard's General Lee, the Road Warrior car and Herbie. (Season 11 episode Beyond Blunderdome)
- Mystery Machine
- The gang's super cool van.
- The Party-mobile
- Frank's friend Pondy's car. (Season 11 episode Being Frank)
- PBS Pledge Enforcement Van
- When Homer makes an anonymous $10,000 donation to PBS, PBS tracks him down using a service called Insta-Trace that he apparently registered with, sending the PBS Pledge Enforcement Van to his house. (Season 11 episode Missionary: Impossible)
- The Pinta
- Names were given to the two shopping mall parking shuttles - the one carrying Nicole, CJ, Michael and Ana was named The Pinta. The one carrying Terry, Kenneth, Steve, Glen and Monica was named The Santa Maria.
- The Puckmobile
- Wolfgang Puck's big purple van. (Season 13 episode The Bart Wants What It Wants)
- The Pursuit Special
- The V8 Interceptor from Mad Max can be seen during the New York race sequence.
- Rachel
- One of the cars on the big boost list.
- The Rap Musage Van
- New name of Karl's van, his new business giving homeless people "bum rubs" (massages) when the guys won't let him go with them to the Xzibit concert. (Season 3 episode Montez' Wife)
- The Rap Music Van
- Karl changes the name of his van from The Rape Van to the Rap Music Van (Season 3 episode Ders Comes in Handy)
- The Rape Van
- Karl's van (Season 1 episode The Strike)
- Red Rascal
- Name of the truck that Homer drives across the country to honor the previous owner, the man who died in a steak eating contest with Homer at The Slaughterhouse restaurant. (Season 10 episode Maximum Homerdrive)
- Renaldo
- The name of car carrying the nuclear weapon.
- Rhino
- Joe vehicle Hawk mentions. (Issue #141 Sucker Punch)
- The Road Warrior
- Martin's RV, license plate: RDWRER (Season 7 episode RDWRER)
- Roadkill
- A junk muscle/pony car built from scraps of metal.
- Roadkill 2000
- Nelson's soap box racer. (Season 3 episode Saturdays of Thunder)
- The Santa Maria
- Names were given to the two shopping mall parking shuttles - the one carrying Nicole, CJ, Michael and Ana was named The Pinta. The one carrying Terry, Kenneth, Steve, Glen and Monica was named The Santa Maria.
- Second Base-mobile
- Homer's friend's van, from Homer's high school flashback, outfitted with quadrophonic sounds, a water bed, and strobe light. (Season 7 episode Homerpalooza)
- Sedanly
- Stanley's wife's nickname for his car, a sedan.
- Sexarella
- Captain Holt's new car - same make and model as his old car Gertie - that Doug Judy buys him after Gertie is chopped up at the chop shop. (Season 4 episode The Fugitive Part Two)
- Shadow
- 1959 Cadillac Miller-Meteor Hearse.
- Shadowmobile New record added 5/28/2021
- Black superhero Captain Shadow's car. (Season 43 episode 9 Kevin Hart - Captain Shadow and the Cardinal)
- Shaguar
- Austin Powers' shagadelic jaguar.
- Shannon
- One of the cars on the big boost list.
- The Simpsonmobile
- The name of the Simpsons car. Homer: To the Simpsonmobile! (Season 3 episode Black Widower)
- Smokey And The Bandit Trans-Am
- The Trans-Am from Smokey and the Bandit can be seen during the New York race sequence.
- Somebody Else-mobile
- Theoretical car the Tick Mentions in the shopping mall parking lot. Arthur: "Oh, come on Batmanuel, you took up two spaces?" Batmanuel: "One is no good for the Batmanuel-mobile. She needs two spots minimum." The Tick: "Well, now, somebody else has no space for his somebody else-mobile." (Episode The Tick vs. Justice)
- The Speedwagon
- One of Batman's Bat-vehicles.
- The Spider Machine GP-7
- Spider-Man's flying car, equipped with machine guns and missile launchers inside its bonnet.
- The Spider-Mobile
- Spider-Man and the Human Torch build the Spider-Mobile, which Peter subsequently crashes in the East River and loses it. (Issue #141) Mysterio tricks Spider-Man into battling the Spider-Mobile. (Issue #160)
- Also known as Peter Parkedcar. Spider-Man's spider-themed dune buggy looking thing, seen in Spider-Man's Spider-Cave.
- Springfield Book Mobile
- Van that Bart destroys with his stolen tank. (Season 11 episode Brother's Little Helper)
- Stacy
- One of the cars on the big boost list.
- The Stoopen Transporten
- Goldmember's gold phallic shaped car.
- The Stud Mobile
- One of Sam's names for his Corvette (Season 8 episode 5 The Two Faces of Norm)
- The subzero
- The name of the bad guy's car.
- Sweet Tooth
- Chevrolet Step Van / Ice Cream truck.
- A Team Van
- The van from The A Team can be seen during the New York race sequence.
- The Munster Koach
- After Herman loses The Munster Koach in a drag race, Grandpa Munster builds a car called Dragula (also known as Drag-u-la) to win it back.
- The Toddfather
- Convertible sports car that Hopper commandeers at a gas station. (Season 3 episode Chapter Five: The Flayed)
- Truckasaurus
- Monster truck at the Monster Truck Rally. (Season 2 episode Bart the Daredevil) Homer watches a trailer for Truckasaurus: The Movie. (Season 4 episode Marge vs. The Monorail)
- Urban Assault Vehicle Project EM-50
- Ute Uncle Barry
- When Morty kills Uncle Barry, his dead soul floats into the bloody family ute, so he drives Rick and Morty to Bendigo.
- The White Portuguese
- Ship delivering Kryptonite to Lex Luthor.
- The Whoopin' Cranes
- Nile's suggestion for the name of the Winnebago Martin wants to rent for their road trip (Season 1 episode Travels with Martin)
- Wildfire
- Monster truck that Duane and Blaine steal.
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