Archer's "car" of choice in Season 4 is a black 1970 Chevrolet El Camino muscle "car," seen throughout the season.
Previous seasons have featured different personal vehicles for Archer, some of which are listed below.
Season 4[]
- 1970 Chevrolet El Camino
Features:
- GPS navigation
- Front end of a muscle car, back end of a truck (mind blown)
Season 3[]
- 1970 Dodge Challenger 440 "6 pack"
- Nickname: Jeannie
Features:
- Anti-pursuit tire-shredding spikes
- Anti-pursuit oil slick apparatus
- Ejector seat
- Glove compartment mini-bar
- Twin 30cal Machine Guns (mounted in the grill)
- Bulletproof Body Panels and Windows
- Bulletproof Tires
- Rich Corinthian leather
Previous seasons[]
- 1968 Plymouth GTX
Either 440 cubic inch (Commando) or 426 HEMI engine are the only two factory options for the Plymouth GTX.
The car was seen only in promo pictures, never on the series.
Trivia[]
- Archer's vehicles have a custom license plate that reads, "SPY GUY."
- Season 3, episode 4's " in show" promo for his 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T states it equipped as the 440 cubic inch, 6 bbl option, whilst displaying the 426 (8bbl) HEMI engine.
- The way in which Sterling says "Thanks Dodge!" is a callback to the Frisky Dingo episode "Flowers for Nearl", where Nearl says "Thanks Ken!" after being shot by Ronnie.
Appearances[]
El Camino[]
- In "The Wind Cries Mary," Archer meets his old friend Lucas Troy with the bed of his El Camino loaded up with "rampage gear."
- At the beginning of "Legs," Archer's El Camino can be seen blocking both handicapped parking spots at ISIS, forcing Ray to park elsewhere.
- In "Viscous Coupling," Archer is seen speeding by a florist and stealing roses from a man as he exits the shop. Archer tells the man that his name is "Cyril Figgis," later shouting "Cyril Figgis strikes again!" as he speeds off.
Challenger[]
- In "Training Day," Archer and Cyril take the car to supposedly dispose of Trinette's body. It is damaged by Lana, who chases them in her car.
- In "Tragical History," Archer and Cyril take it to George Spelvin's apartment to retrieve the ISIS agent list from Spelvin
- In "El Secuestro," Archer and Ray stand outside it and argue about turtlenecks while parked in the parking garage.
- In "Double Trouble," Archer and Katya Kazanova use it to escape ISIS headquarters.
- In "Heart of Archness: Part I," in archive footage from the ISIS mainframe.
- In "The Man From Jupiter", Burt Reynolds is perplexed that he didn't know they sell these car to men.
- In “Drift Problem”, Archer receives the Challenger "spy car" as a gift from his mother, who then has the car stolen in an attempt to teach Archer a misguided lesson about responsibility. The car is later revealed to be sold to a Mr. Ford from the animated series “Frisky Dingo.”