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Remote Control K.I.T.T. Car by Josh Rubin

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Watching the new "Knight Rider" TV movie over the weekend stirred up all sorts of great memories from the original show, including (of course) the deep-seated longing to own a car like K.I.T.T. ("Knight Industries Two Thousand"). While this remote control toy version might be missing a couple details (like the ability to print money), it does feature a turbo booster button, makes sound effects and most importantly says, "I am K.I.T.T., whom you may regard as the voice of the Knight 2000." Officially licensed, the mini version is an impressive replica, making it as fun to look at as to zoom around the office.

All that nostalgia is $50 from Firebox.

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This entry posted on 18 February 2008 at 5:30 PM
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