All Cars Go to Heaven

"All Cars Go to Heaven" is a two-part feature film series from The Smoking Tire that explores the concept of whether automobiles can achieve an afterlife. The series posits that a car's eligibility for heaven hinges on whether it possesses a soul, suggesting that exotic vehicles are more likely candidates than ordinary cars. However, the series proposes that even mundane vehicles can earn a place in heaven through the accumulation of stories and experiences during their journeys. The collection comprises two films released between 2014 and 2015, with a total runtime of 90 minutes. The production for "All Cars Go to Heaven" had a reported budget of zero, and generated no revenue. The first volume, "The Washington Discovery Route," premiered in 2014, followed by "Better Than A Horse" in 2015. The series' premise invites viewers to consider the significance of a car's history and adventures as factors in its spiritual destiny. Through its exploration of this unusual concept, "All Cars Go to Heaven" presents a unique perspective on the relationship between humans and their vehicles.