Keith Haring's engagement with painting cars began in the mid-1980s, blending his unique graffiti-influenced pop art style with automotive design. His painted cars are notable for their vibrant colors, bold lines, and dynamic figures, much like his other artworks. Here are some of the most well-known cars that Haring painted:

1963 Buick Special: This car features Haring's signature motifs, such as dancing figures and bold, colorful shapes. The Buick Special was displayed at various exhibitions and events, including the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, where it was part of the exhibit "The Unconventional Canvases of Keith Haring" (InsideHook) (DSPORT Magazine).

1971 Land Rover Series III 109 Station Wagon (nicknamed the "Defender"): This Land Rover is another canvas where Haring expressed his artistic vision. The vehicle is adorned with his iconic figures and vibrant colors, transforming it into a moving piece of art. It was also showcased at the Petersen Automotive Museum, highlighting Haring's ability to blend art with everyday objects (InsideHook) (DSPORT Magazine).

1987 Honda CBR1000F Hurricane Motorcycle: Haring extended his artistic flair to this motorcycle, incorporating his energetic and bold style. The motorcycle, like his other painted vehicles, features his trademark motifs and served as a testament to his versatility as an artist (DSPORT Magazine).

1991 BMW Z1: This car was painted during an exhibition at the Hans Mayer Gallery in Düsseldorf. The BMW Z1, known for its innovative design, became even more unique with Haring's artistic touch. This vehicle has been part of various art car collections and exhibitions (InsideHook) (DSPORT Magazine).

1962 SCAF/Mortarini Mini Ferrari 330 P-2: This miniature Ferrari is another example of Haring's playful yet impactful approach to art. His work on this car further emphasizes his interest in transforming functional objects into pieces of art that carry his distinctive style (InsideHook) (DSPORT Magazine).

Haring's painted cars have been exhibited in several museums and galleries, including the Petersen Automotive Museum, which hosted a special exhibit showcasing these unique art cars. This exhibit illustrated the intersection of art and automobile design, reflecting Haring's innovative approach and his lasting influence on both the art and automotive worlds (InsideHook) (DSPORT Magazine).