The crazy stunts. The ripe dialogue. The huge box office. The comraderie. As Fast & Furious 8 comes roaring down the road, here's our film-by-film guide to the franchise so far Back in 2001 when – a modestly-budgeted retread of Point Break set in the world of illegal street racing – was first released, few would have predicted that it would spawn a slew of increasingly profitable sequels, each with a cast more impressive and stunts more self-consciously ludicrous than the last. Now in its eighth instalment, here’s our -by-film guide to everything you need to know about the series so far. The Fast and the Furious (2001).

Did you know? • Neither Michelle Rodriguez or Jordana Brewster had a driving license prior to working on the film. Rodriguez – who’s been caught speeding and DUI since – says that learning for The Fast and the Furious probably gave her some bad driving habits.

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• The Race Wars driving contest at the centre of the film saw 1500 car enthusiasts head to San Bernardino International Airport to populate the scene. • The Volkswagen Jetta that Jesse drives in Race Wars was later bought by Malcolm in the Middle star Frankie Muniz.

• The Fast and the Furious was based on a 1989 feature in Vibe magazine by reporter Kenneth Li, who befriended a street racer named Rafael Estevez – a legend who known for winning high-stakes races and outrunning the cops at 200mph in his souped-up Honda Civic. Estevez now runs a garage in Queens, New York, and that 'Nowadays, my wife drives faster than me.' The verdict: If 'cop goes undercover in an extreme sports gang to investigate robberies' sounds familiar, it's because that's the exact plot of Point Break. Nikkai remote control manuals. Swapping surfing for neon-drenched drag racing, what The Fast and the Furious lacks in originality it makes up for in slick chase sequences and a likeable cast headed up by Paul Walker, sporting the most Noughties-looking blonde curls imaginable, and Vin Diesel, who looks no different 14 years later. Citizen Kane it ain't, but it still holds up as a great Friday night watch. But buckle up.

There are a few dodgy sequels to plough through before the series gets good again. Director: John Singleton Worldwide gross: $236 million In brief: The one with the most street-racing New characters: Roman Pearce (Tyrese Gibson) – Brian's childhood friend and fellow racer Tej Parker (Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges) – Street race organiser Monica Fuentes (Eva Mendes) – Undercover US Customs Service agent The plot: On the run from the law after letting Dom get away, Brian has turned to racing for money. Caught by the feds, he's offered a deal to take down Miami drug lord Carter Verone with childhood friend Roman Pearce in exchange for his freedom. Best action sequence: Closing the case in fittingly ludicrous style, Brian and Roman crash a car onto Verone's yacht as he makes his escape. Typical line: 'Your engine ain't as big as your mouth' – Roman Pearce Did you know?