The iconic Pontiac Trans Am is headed to the Petersen Museum
Knight Rider is amazing! More specifically, KITT is amazing. The 'Knight Industries Two Thousand'. It's ostensibly the real star of '80s classic TV show Knight Rider, familiar to all who either grew up in this era, or have been bored senseless
by Vijay Pattni
Do the DeLorean next, please
Apparently, driving the Knight Industry Two Thousand-better known as K.I.T.T.-in 2018 isn't all it's cracked up to be. The engine bay could use a little cleaning, some design elements haven't carried
by Drei Laurel
It lives here in the Philippines
Do you remember Knight Rider from the '80s? The popular TV show starred two of the decade's biggest icons: David Hasselhoff with his wavy locks, and KITT, a converted Pontiac Trans Am that The Hoff used for his high-tech crime-
by Jason Tulio
And it features David Hasselhoff
If you're viewing this on a mobile device and can't see the video, please click here. It's no secret that many of us are fascinated with KITT. Yes, that cocky, talking black Pontiac Trans Am also known as the
Sets up billion-dollar research institute
If you're an '80s kid, chances are you remember KITT, or the Knight Industries Two Thousand. This was the smart-aleck black Pontiac Tans Am that was the star of the TV series Knight Rider. One of KITT's most famous
Thank you for giving us KITT
His name may not be that familiar, but without producer Glen Larson, we wouldn't have Michael Knight's KITT, Magnum and his Ferrari 308, and, for sci-fi fans, Cylons. And now, Larson will only live on through his iconic TV
by Dinzo Tabamo
