KNIGHT RIDER - 1982 Pontiac Trans AM 1 - K.I.T.T. - 1:24

This collectable model car from the famous range by leading manufacturer Jada Toys features the most technologically advanced, intelligent and memorable self-driving car from 1980s television: K.I.T.T., the famous 1982 Pontiac Trans AM from the cult series K 2000 (Knight Rider).

The replica is precision-crafted to a scale of 1:24, offering a generous, high-quality model that makes a striking visual statement in a collector’s display cabinet or on an enthusiast’s desk. Crafted from high-density die-cast metal, this heavy-duty, high-quality scale model features superb finishes and authentic articulated features. Its side doors, bonnet and retractable headlights open fully to reveal rich detailing, including the futuristic interior of the cockpit, the engine compartment and the meticulously modelled chassis. The glossy black bodywork faithfully replicates the original design scheme, complemented by an electronic system powered by three button-cell batteries (included) to bring the vehicle to life at home.

This officially licensed merchandise is an essential must-have for die-hard fans of Michael Knight’s missions and discerning collectors of film and TV vehicle replicas. The item is supplied secured inside a protective, themed cardboard box featuring a transparent window.

Introduced in 1982 in the eponymous action television series created by Glen A. Larson, K.I.T.T. — an acronym for *Knight Industries Two Thousand* — is a prototype autonomous supercar equipped with a highly advanced artificial consciousness. Designed by the Knight Foundation for Law and Government, the car teams up with vigilante Michael Knight, portrayed on screen by actor David Hasselhoff, to fight organised crime and protect the innocent. Clad in revolutionary molecular protective armour that makes it virtually invulnerable to bullet impacts and explosions, K.I.T.T. is visually distinguished by its red, dynamically scanning front-mounted electronic scanner, which serves as a sensory sensor. Capable of reaching supersonic speeds thanks to its ‘Turbo Boost’ mode, which allows it to perform acrobatic leaps over obstacles, this laboratory on wheels communicates sarcastically with its driver, establishing itself as an absolute icon of twentieth-century automotive pop culture.