Tweed said:
There were 4 of them made, all with special guest stars/directors...
Ticker, with Don Cheadle
Hostage, directed by John Woo
Devil, with James Brown
and... er... another one I can't remember
I think Ridley Scott had a hand in one of them too
There 12 made - unless you mean 4 with a Z4 in?
The first 'season' had 5 in, the second 'season' had 3 (all Z4) - but there were 4 story setting films for the first season too.
1.1) 'Ambush' featuring the 7 series, directed by John Frankenheimer, Tomas Milian
1.2) 'Chosen' featuring the 5 series, directed by Ang Lee, starring a child
1.3) 'The Follow' featuring the 3 series and Z3, directed by Wong Kar-wai, starring Forest Whitaker, Mickey Rourke, Adriana Lima
1.4) 'Star' featuring the e39 M5, directed by Guy Ritchie, starring Madonna
1.5) 'Powder Keg' featuring the X5, direct by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, starring Stellan Skarsgard and Lois Smith
2.1) 'Hostage' featuring the Z4, directed by Jon Woo, starring Maury Chaykin and Kathryn Morris
2.2) 'Ticker' featuring the Z4, directed by Joe Carnahan, starring Don Cheadle with cameos from Ray Liotta, F. Murray Abraham, Robert Patrick, Clifton Powel, Dennis Haysbert
2.3) 'Beat The Devil' featuring the Z4, directed by Tony Scott, starring James Brown, Gary Oldman, Danny Trej, Marilyn Manson
The scene setting movies, dubbed "The Subplot Movies" were shot and directed by Ben Younger and were designed to "fill in the gaps" between the five films and featured a man who appeared to be tracking "The Driver", finding "clues" usually scribbled, in pen, on small pieces of paper. The movies, at first glance, have no real connection to the "Driver" movies at all and made no real sense. However, the "clues" in the movie were part of a hidden game that would lead smart-arse fans to a party in Las Vegas.