Most car fans can identify at least a handful of famous screen cars. Whether it's the Duke boys’ General Lee, Mad Max's Interceptor or the Italian Job's Minis, a quick glance at their sillhouettes is enough to identify them.
But how many people pay attention to minor details such as the registration number of movie motors?
To find out, dealer chain Peter Vardy has put together a quiz asking car and movie nuts to identify the cinematic cars and the films in which they appear from just their number plates.
We’ve picked out 10 of our favourites for you to try.
17. Q9: WOOOF
Spot the doggy connection Photo: Peter Vardy
18. A9: Dumb and Dumber
The utterly ridiculous Mutt Cutts van driven by Harry Dunne, one half of Dumb and Dumber's idiotic duo. Under all that fur is a 1984 Ford Econoline panel van Photo: Shutterstock
19. Q10: LYN 274
Where does this plate crop up? Photo: Peter Vardy
20. A10: Gone in 60 Seconds
Nicholas Cage's object of obsession in the 2000 remake of Gone in 60 Seconds is this 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500, known as Eleanor Photo: Getty/Dean Mouhtaropoulos