Admit it—you stayed home on Friday nights to watch "Knight Rider ... Super Pursuit Mode KITTs for the silly TV series that ran for four seasons from 1982 to 1986. See All 15 Photos Two of the ...

Knight Rider super fan Paul Nicholls has created his own KITT Paul, 40, bought a five-litre 1982 Pontiac Trans Am — the car KITT was based on — for £17,000 two years ago. He then spent £ ...

The Wrap reports that Wan is working on a new version of the classic TV series “Knight Rider.” The original ... its traditional sister car is the most obvious choice. From 1967 to 2002 the ...

Ford was busy talking about making KITT - the Knight Rider car - a reality. Remember KITT? It could drive itself and respond to commands as though it was a real person. That's Ford's vision for ...

The 1975 Dorsey trailer used on Knight Rider was eventually purchased, stripped down, and painted white. It spent the last 30 years serving as a racing trailer. Carrying cars, and tools ...

Knight Rider is amazing! More specifically ... What it was theoretically capable of means that, quite simply, it is The Best Car In The World. Yeah, eat that Rolls-Royce. As we told you, it ...

Knight Rider's intro ... The car (and the show) was a hit, thanks in part to its 300 mph max speed, flamboyant attitude and about 120 assorted superpowers, including Super Pursuit Mode, missiles ...

Knight Rider, the cult US show starred David Hasselhoff as Michael Knight, a former policeman recruited by the Foundation of Law and Order (FLAG) to fight crime. His companion was the super-car ...

speedy and very talkative 1984 Pontiac Trans Am crimefighter that starred in the TV series "Knight Rider" will be on display in Mariners Harbor. The iconic black sports car with the pointy nose ...

When a show like "Knight Rider" ends, one might assume that both ... and over the years about 20 cars were used for those elaborate stunts, which certainly took its toll on the cars.