The strong weekend showing gives the car racing action flick a USD 294 million haul in the US and Canada since its release and giving the movie certifiable blockbuster status.
The franchise of all seven "Fast and Furious" films has brought in a record-breaking USD 3.39 billion, NBCUniversal said.
Slapstick comedy "Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2" starring debuted in the second spot with USD 24 million in estimated sales, and stars Kevin James as the hapless, scooter-driving security guard.
The social media horror flick starring Heather Sossaman finds a chat room of friends haunted by an online account of a dead friend.
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