As said several times, these sites are useful to check and validate details on the pictures, but we shouldn't expect a great accuracy about the model years from them.

This one appears to be one of our member's sites. Most of the cars are ones Axl Rosenberg says are his.

Bug in CVS? They're saying on the main page that they're "revamping [their] new inventory system", but the link they provide for their old inventory doesn't work, whatever the browser (I tried Firefox, Chromium, Opera, Midori and even Dillo)...
Fortunately, the search can be made thanks to the usual search page...

A propos CVS and the possible inaccuracy of the model years given by this kind of services: here is a 1974-76 Ford F-Series said to be a 1980 model (visible in Criminal Minds).
I wonder what led to this strange information. An engine change?

I've had the same problem, the interesting thing is that when I use Chrome (where I have an addon to spoof a US IP) it works fine. Thanks for the tip on getting the site to work without going to that trouble.

Works for me... looks like they are revamping for months... i clicked the browse inventory and it opens in a second ' onglet ' ( i use Firefox but i don't know how they call them in english )

Some Atlanta based movie car rental sites:

Precision Drivers Atlanta:
http://www.precisiondriversatlanta.com/index.html

Atlanta Picture Cars:
http://www.atlantapicturecars.com/home.html

Picture Cars of Atlanta (no listings, just general site):
http://picturecarsofatlanta.com/home

Southern Picture Cars:
http://southernpicturecars.com/

New Orleans based NOLA Film Automotive:
http://nolamoviecars.com/

One from Canada, Picture Cars West:
http://picturecarswest.com/wp3/

My brother-in-law's company:
https://www.kdk-filmservice.de/


Oh, he has renovated his site and has placed a link to

https://www.nycberlin.com/

Do we already have listed some of the cars?

https://www.nycberlin.com/filmautos/

For France.

Clap Automobiles
http://www.claplegris.com/

Profilm Autos
http://www.profilmautos.com/

Casting Automobiles
http://www.castingautomobiles.fr/index-2.html

Ciné-Autos
http://www.cineautos.com/

AutoCiné - Location Le Voiturium
http://www.levoiturium.fr/

I'm sorry, JB007, but unless one really want to rent a vehicle for a movie, are these sites useful for any vehicle identification?

• AutoCiné - Location Le Voiturium:
The most frustrating of all these sites? A catalog of 6,000 vehicles is announced, but only 3 dozen of poor quality pictures are shown, without a single detail about the vehicles...

• Clap Automobiles
Not really trustworthy: the make is often missing. Or when present, the model isn't given. And some serious mistakes are present: "Ford barchetta" noted for the concerned Fiat, "C25" (wthout make) for a Peugeot J5...

• Ciné-Autos:
Depending on one's mood, the funniest or the less useful/reliable of all? Meet a "Peugeot J5 Police"

(a 1968+ J7, in fact)

a "Jeep Gendarmerie"

(1982+ Peugeot P4)

a "1948 Jeep"

(1943-45 Willys MB 'Jeep' or 1955 Jeep Hotchkiss 'licence MB')

or a nice "Auburne"


One can also find several "Berlingot" (without make but with a "T" for each of them )

• Profilm Autos & Casting Automobiles are maybe the only serious sites from the list. As long as you don't try to identify ambulances and don't seek for details like the model year...

i just hope the Auburn won't become a " Oh Burn "...

so, Citroen are back here ? i saw plenty of them at my local grocery store

France.
Normandy Retro Prestige.
http://www.normandy-retro-prestige.fr/

Presumably the source for a lot of the foreign cars in NY productions, Octane Film Cars: https://www.octanefilmcars.com/

I recognized some of their cars from shows I've been to recently

Toronto, Ontario site that I don't see listed:

https://picturecars.tv/

sadly the few given years are not really useful...