Despite only appearing in two episodes, KITT's brother KARR remains an iconic part of Knight Rider's legacy. Here's where the mysterious car came from.

There's little doubt that in the pantheon of cool cars from TV shows in the '80s, KITT from "Knight Rider" definitely makes the list. The panel of buttons on the dashboard offered Michael an endless ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. David Hasslehoff leaning on KITT from Knight Rider - Scott Dudelson/Getty Images There's little doubt that in the pantheon of cool ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Michael (David Hasselhoff) standing on top of KITT on "Knight Rider." - Universal Television If there are two things that make us ...

Michael and KITT get ambushed by goons in masks. From Knight Rider season 1 episode 20 ‘Knight Moves’: There is trouble on the highways when someone tries to break up an alliance of local truckers by ...

Nothing defined the era of '80s television quite like the cool cars that were seemingly in every show, from the Ferraris used on "Miami Vice" and "Magnum, P.I.," and even the black and gray van used ...

David Hasselhoff poses with KITT the car from Knight Rider - Andreas Rentz/Getty Images Nothing defined the era of '80s television quite like the cool cars that were seemingly in every show, from the ...

Pop culture is filled with iconic cars that include everything from the A-Team's van to Doc Brown's DeLorean time machine. There are tons of excellent examples, and one of the best from 1980s ...

A replica of KITT, a car featured in “Knight Rider” — a television series that ran from 1982-86 — parked and on display at the Volo Museum was hit with a $50 speeding ticket earlier this month, and ...

VOLO, Ill. (WTVO) — The Volo Auto Museum is scratching its head after receiving a $50 traffic bill tied to one of the most famous cars in television history, even though the vehicle has been sitting ...

You'd think that one way to make sure you never get a traffic ticket in the mail is to stick your car in a museum and just not let it taste the sweet freedom of the open road. Well, you're wrong. It ...