Over the various seasons of the show, K.I.T.T. has been shown to do a variety of amazing things, and not everything can fit into this toy, but the basics are here – a flashing red light that emits when the car speaks, as well as a printer within the car, for Knight to receive updated information (this was after all, pre-smartphones and tablets). The steering wheel doesn’t rotate, but the rear license plate does, for when the car needs to evade detection, and there’s even a cable and grappling hook, for you to reel in other cars and drivers who think they can take on this formidable law enforcement machine.

Like many popular 80s properties, the Knight Rider is getting a reboot in the age of streaming. From what we’ve read, though, it’s going to be a movie, rather than an ongoing series. Whichever the case, it’s fun to imagine what that reboot will look like, with autonomous cars and intelligent assistants no longer the science fiction tech it used to be. Since that remake isn’t likely to come anytime soon, maybe you can get your 80s crimefighting car fix in the meantime with the Playmobil Knight Rider K.I.T.T. But what will enthrall fans of the series are the lights and sounds that can be triggered by a touch panel on the car’s bonnet, including the car’s signature red scanner light in the front, between both pop-up headlights, as well as dialogue from K.I.T.T. from the series, as voiced by William Daniels. The costs for delivery, installation services and monthly insurance products cannot be placed on BNPL. Featuring a detachable roof, which allows owners to easily slot in the figures into the seats of the vehicle, the set-up is similar to other Playmobil play sets, such as the U.S.S. Enterprise from Star Trek, which features a removable lid for easy access to the ship’s bridge.The Playmobil Knight Rider K.I.T.T. recreates the Knight Industries Two Thousand, a heavily modified Pontiac Firebird Trans Am that plays host to technologies that were far too advanced for its time. It reproduces the exterior details pretty well, which should make it easily identifiable for people who grew up on the show or watched it decades later on one of the numerous streaming services that carry the series. Chief among those details, of course, is the scanner light out front that lights up in patterns corresponding to the vehicle AI’s voice interactions. I mentioned in some of the other collector-grade vehicles that I thought they could have included a few more accessories or people. Well, I love the 80s computer console, desk, and inclusion of Devon and Bonnie. These look fantastic and give a few more display options as well. Every possibility was considered. And unlike LEGO that has also done the same, these vehicles are all scaled to match the signature figurine, so you can line these vehicles up and play with them, and without fear of breaking them into little pieces. The latest is a fan-favourite for the 80s kids who remember the American TV series Knight Rider, which featured an autonomous super car with its iconic pulsating red light strip – K.I.T.T.. Based on these results a size 3 would be selected. As most people's feet are not the same size the size of shoe is determined by the largest foot. As the outstanding balance, plus the interest now form part of your payable balance they will attract interest

By actively switching off (press and hold) or after 60 sec. of inactivity (Auto-Power-Off), the farewell sequence is activated and all sound and light functions turn off. What’s in the box?And the Playmobil version is easily the best, and most affordable version for fans everywhere. Measuring 28cm across and 7.5cm tall, the 462g battery-operated replica comes with three Playmobil figures for Knight, justice organisation leader Devon Miles, and K.I.T.T.’s chief engineer, Dr. Bonnie Barstow. Putting everything together was a lot of fun, although the wheels took a little while to get right, but that was probably us! K.I.T.T. also requires 2 AAA batteries (not supplied) which are easy to fit on the underside of the car.