TheAsylumNet/YouTubeWhether you wanted it or not, we're currently scheduled to get a sequel to "Days of Thunder" in 2028. It'll probably be fine. In fact, when you see it on an airplane, you might even enjoy it. I bet it will be a solid plane movie. Maybe not as good as "The Beekeeper," but not every film can be a literal perfect plane movie. It would just be nice if it didn't feel like we were constantly with sequel after sequel.Since Hollywood can't ever seem to leave well enough alone, on Tuesday, we asked you where you draw the line in the sand. Which car movies absolutely do not need a sequel? Some went with beloved classics that definitely deserve to stand on their own. Others went with a few more humorous suggestions. Either way, I think we can all agree that the car world will be better off if none of these movies ever get sequels.Read more: These Were The First Cars Ever Made By The World's Best-Known AutomakersRoninLeave Ronin alone!Suggested by: 05TrainNeed For SpeedNeed For Speed. That movie was GOD AWFUL.AdvertisementAdvertisementSuggested by: NEB376Grand PrixBecause of the value of the story, the actors, the music and the quality of the racing scenes, I would say Grand Prix should never have a sequel. All that have tried to emulate made a flop.Suggested by: Luc Desaulniers (minardi)Two Lane BlacktopTwo Lane Blacktop.AdvertisementAdvertisementSuggested by: Anonymous PersonDuelDuel ... Spielberg's 1st movie.Suggested by: IB007ChristineChristine. Maybe remake it with some modern effects. But, even though it ends with the possibility of more carnage, a sequel feels like it would just be trite.AdvertisementAdvertisementSuggested by: JohnnyWasASchoolBoy200 M.P.H.200 M.P.H.. A movie so bad, its good... it's already perfectionThe whole movie is right herehttps://youtu.be/RX6YsMPS5QY?si=rUoYHicX-P8uRVQeSuggested by: Sennamp4The WraithThe Wraith. Good looking car, not a great movieAdvertisementAdvertisementSuggested by: Dennis AmesVanishing PointVanishing Point – the early 70s vibe is a big part of what makes this movie so great, along with the visualsSuggested by: BartokGone In 60 SecondsGone in 60 Seconds with Nic Cage. If they made a sequel now it would probably turn into a John Wick style trilogy with a car stealing mafia running the world and Nic Cage figuring out how to get out of that world and save his friends....AdvertisementAdvertisementSuggested by: Matt G.Want more like this? Join the Jalopnik newsletter to get the latest auto news sent straight to your inbox, and follow us or add us as a preferred search source on Google.Read the original article on Jalopnik.