Added the missed out vehicles.
http://www.imcdb.org/movie_98213-Roger-and-Me.html

OK ford_guy (and moderators), I did successfully find one better alternative shot of the Dodge Diplomat police car, it does show a hubcap and the steering wheel:

As G-MANN said, excellent job tv_boy! I have a request, though. Do you by any chance think you have a better shot of the steering wheel for this Diplomat:

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_238250-Dodge-Diplomat.html

A shot of the rear would be nice too, but I assume one wasn't available. Anyhow, if I could see the wheel more clearly, I might be able to narrow down the year range. Thank you.

I made a second pass and found these. I had seen them but didn't include them because they were too "part seen" or obstructed.

Buick, one star


1959 Chevrolet Biscayne, two stars



unknown van (International Harvester?), two stars


unknown (1988 Pontiac Grand Prix?), two stars


The cheesy chamber of commerce video yielded two cars I sent earlier but didn't get used...


...and this one, driven by the two characters in the video, that I didn't send in earlier because it was so obscured I couldn't even tell what kind it was:





...unless it's the aforeseen Chevy Impala or Caprice.

Volkswagen Rabbit or Golf, two stars


an alternate shot of the jumpin' Ford Rangers I sent in earlier:


Finally, this one belonging to one of the people who was evicted, unknown, two stars:



The cheesy 1940s era GM videos didn't show cars, in fact one shows a bunch of parade footage and a sea of people but not a single car.

There's also a lot of great traffic shots that show GM cars all over the place, I'll put them in the comments section like I usually do with freeway-type shots.

Sure will...some of those I didn't include because they were too "part seen," like the '59 Chevy four door a young Michael Moore is getting into. But I do intend to hold onto the movie long enough to make another sweep.

I included the background cars behind Anita Bryant because so many of them were GM products and I felt this underscored how much GM had become a way of life in Flint. Then again I also submit cars sometimes with the full expectation not all of them will make the final cut.

I've just added the vehicles: http://www.imcdb.org/movie_98213-Roger-and-Me.html

Thanks TV Boy it's about this time fine documentary about the collapse of the once-great Detroit motor industry was added to the site.

However I thought the passing by traffic was too-background the stuff behind the women definetely, and the stuff is too briefly seen (like 1 second) to be listed IMO. The grey van behind woman with the blue T-shirt is seen for a short time but is it interesting enough to list? We make exceptions for rarer or special vehicles but I don't think these qualify. By the way I think you missed a few things, like the car from Michael Moore's childhood home movie footage and the car from that cheesy corporate video. Try looking through the film again for 2 star vehicles (things people get in and out of).

Here's the IMdB link..

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098213/

...and here's the page on this site...

http://www.imcdb.org/movie.php?id=98213

This is Michael Moore's devastating documentary on what happened when GM shut down its plants in the company's birthplace of Flint, Michigan, which also happened to be his hometown. Pulling the car images from this film gave me a new appreciation for it. Most of the cars driven in this film are GM products in wildly varying states of condition and (dis)repair, which adds a very heartbreaking element to the film that Michael Moore himself may not have even fully appreciated. For instance, the scene near the end where the family is evicted on Christmas Eve, both of the weatherbeaten cars loading up the furniture (the Buick Skyhawk and the Chevy pickup) had apparently been made at the now-closed GM plants.

Some of these may not make the final cut but I felt since the auto industry was the whole point of the film and General Motors in particular, I felt it was important to save as many of these as I could.

Cadillac, one star


1988 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup, two stars

(This was the last truck off the assembly line at the GM truck plant in Flint)

1956 Chevrolet 210?, two stars


Ford truck, two stars


Toyota, one star


Ford Station Wagon, one star


Buick? one star


1985? Chrysler Town & Country wagon, one star


Chevrolet (Celebrity?), one star


1980 Honda? one star


Jeep, one star


unknown motorcycle, two stars


unknown motorcycle, two stars


unknown motorcycle, two stars


Ford Thunderbird, one star

(I included this one because it was in the parking lot of a GM plant, curiously since it's not a GM car)

Chevrolet Van, one star


1988? Pontiac Firebird, one star


1975? Buick (Century), one star


Cadillac stretch limo, two stars



Chevrolet Astro Van, one star


1988 Chevrolet Camaro, two stars


Chevrolet (S-10?) pickup, one star


1974? Chevrolet Malibu, one star

(The site already has a "blank" for a Chevelle, this was as close to one as I could find in this movie)

Oldsmobile? one star


Ford Fairmont, one star


Buick, one star


unknown truck, one star



Chevrolet Chevette, one star


Chevrolet Van, one star


unknown van, one star


Chevrolet pickup, one star


1958 Chevrolet Corvette, three stars


1958 Chevrolet Convertible, two stars



unknown (one in foreground), one star


unknown, two stars


Plymouth Reliant K, one star


Ford Van, one star


1989 Pontiac station wagon, one star


Another shot to show it's a wagon with woodgrain


Chevrolet Impala, one star


Chevrolet pickup, one star


Ford Ranger, two stars


unknown (Oldsmobile?), one star


Chevrolet Van, one star


unknown bus, two stars


Chevrolet truck, one star


Dodge Diplomat?, one star


Chevrolet pickup, one star


Buick?, one star


Buick Skyhawk, two stars


Chevrolet S-10 pickup, two stars