Pro-car movies

Pro-car movies are those that feature the beneficial influence of traditional cars, such as muscle cars, on teenagers to make them productive:

1. Grease (1978), which features a car shape in its promotional poster and includes multiple scenes devoted to cars, including an entire song around how car repair gave otherwise unproductive teenage boys something productive to do.
2. Spider-Man (2002), in which the hero puts his amazing talent to work in order to buy a car to impress a girl he liked, as his rival had done.
3. Though not a movie, a 2010 commercial for auto parts chain AutoZone featured a young boy riding his bike, and discovers an abandoned car with a note saying "if you can fix her you can have her," he's featured visiting the store numerous times for parts, with the final purchase being a car air freshener (having fixed the car).
4. Back to the Future (trilogy, then released again on its 25th anniversary), the immensely popular trilogy that featured the DeLorean classic all-stainless-steel car that liberals hated.