Fast & Furious Movies Ranked by Highest-Grossing (Adjusted for Inflation)

With family, fast cars, and over-the-top action, the Fast Saga has delivered blockbuster after blockbuster. Here’s how the films stack up globally when adjusted for 2025 inflation.

11) The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (2006)

This third entry swapped Vin Diesel’s crew for a new cast and setting in Japan. While initially divisive, it later gained cult status – and introduced Han, a fan-favorite character.

Worldwide gross in 2006: $157,794,205

Adjusted for 2025: $250,961,328

10) The Fast and the Furious (2001)

The film that started it all. Vin Diesel’s Dominic Toretto and Paul Walker’s Brian O’Conner raced into theaters, launching a billion-dollar franchise from humble beginnings.

Worldwide gross in 2001: $206,458,372

Adjusted for 2025: $373,783,581

9) 2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)

The sequel sent Brian to Miami, introducing Tyrese Gibson as Roman Pearce. While missing Vin Diesel, it still burned rubber at the box office.

Worldwide gross in 2003: $236,410,607

Adjusted for 2025: $411,960,350

8) Fast & Furious (2009)

The fourth film reunited the original cast and set the tone for the franchise’s blockbuster reinvention. Bigger, bolder, and with higher stakes, it marked the true turning point.

Worldwide gross in 2009: $359,347,833

Adjusted for 2025: $537,148,067

7) Fast X (2023)

The latest chapter brought back familiar faces and introduced Jason Momoa’s flamboyant villain. While it didn’t match earlier highs, it still raked in hundreds of millions worldwide.

Worldwide gross in 2023: $704,875,015

Adjusted for 2025: $758,723,237

6) F9: The Fast Saga (2021)

With space-bound stunts and a family reunion for Han, F9 leaned into the franchise’s wild reputation. Despite pandemic limitations, it delivered huge global numbers.

Worldwide gross in 2021: $726,229,501

Adjusted for 2025: $859,327,992

5) Fast Five (2011)

Widely credited with reinventing the series, Fast Five shifted from street racing to heist action – and introduced Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as Hobbs. A fan-favorite entry.

Worldwide gross in 2011: $630,163,454

Adjusted for 2025: $898,400,615

4) Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019)

This spin-off paired Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham for a buddy-action spectacle, expanding the Fast universe. It proved audiences were all-in for more muscle and mayhem.

Worldwide gross in 2019: $759,670,866

Adjusted for 2025: $952,739,269

3) Fast & Furious 6 (2013)

The crew faced off against Owen Shaw in a film that featured tanks, planes, and the infamous “long runway” finale. Audiences loved it – making it one of the saga’s biggest.

Worldwide gross in 2013: $789,300,444

Adjusted for 2025: $1,086,357,747

2) The Fate of the Furious (2017)

Dom turned rogue (for a while) in this explosive eighth entry. With icy chases, submarine battles, and global stakes, it sped past the billion-dollar mark with ease.

Worldwide gross in 2017: $1,236,703,796

Adjusted for 2025: $1,617,682,284

1) Furious 7 (2015)

Bittersweet and record-breaking, Furious 7 became the franchise’s crown jewel, partly fueled by the emotional farewell to Paul Walker. Featuring skydiving cars and global-scale stunts, it remains the saga’s biggest earner.

Worldwide gross in 2015: $1,517,179,709

Adjusted for 2025: $2,052,408,537

With billion-dollar blockbusters, unforgettable stunts, and a mantra of “family,” the Fast & Furious saga has left tire marks across cinema history.