The war began with wheels.
Now it ends in fire.
In Fast X Part 2: End of the Line, the final battle between Dominic Toretto and Dante Reyes reaches its brutal climax — and only one man walks away.
The film wastes no time. Opening minutes throw the audience straight into a relentless high-speed pursuit through the streets of Rio, as Dom chases Dante through their past, their pain, and the ghosts of everything they’ve both lost.
Dante isn’t just seeking revenge anymore — he’s rewriting legacies. Destroying symbols. Targeting every member of the family left standing. What began as a vendetta has become a full-blown war of philosophies: chaos versus code. Blood versus loyalty.
Dom’s mission is no longer to win — it’s to protect what’s left. Letty, Roman, Tej, Mia, Ramsey, and Brian’s son are all caught in the crosshairs. And in the middle of it all, Dom faces a choice:
Keep racing… or make the sacrifice no one expects.
The final act takes place on a custom-built track — part mountain road, part minefield — where the last ride begins. Dom and Dante line up. No backup. No tricks. Just two legends… and the finish line.
Their final race isn’t about speed.
It’s about truth.
Every turn mirrors a memory. Every gear shift echoes a promise.
And with every mile, Dom remembers Brian — his words, his smile, his belief that family means never leaving someone behind.
As the cars near the final stretch, Dante launches into a head-on path of destruction. Dom has a split second — win the race… or save the people waiting on the other side.
He chooses them.
Dante crashes. Dom’s car flips. Silence.
And then… Dom emerges. Bruised. Bleeding. But alive.
He limps across the finish line — not in a car, but on foot.
He didn’t win the race.
He ended the war.
The final shot shows Brian’s Skyline parked outside the garage, untouched. A note sits on the windshield.
“You made it, Toretto. We all did.”
Fade to black.
The saga is over.
The road is done.
Only one crossed the finish line.