![]() ![]() was a supercomputer-powered car that was voice-activated, autonomous and equipped with advanced surveillance technology that helped it detect nearby obstacles. Hasselhoff was the main character but the car was as much a star of the show as he was. “Knight Rider” aired on NBC for four seasons from 1982-1986. The car is part of an auction of memorabilia by Hasselhoff that includes wardrobe, awards, scripts, toys and autographed items from his acting career. The auction site notes that it “needs a little TLC to work properly.” ![]() ![]() It is currently listed for more than $1,000, above the $400-$500 pre-auction estimate. If car is out of your price range, also up for auction is a toy pedal version of the car autographed by Hasselhoff. As an added bonus, if the winning bid is 25% over the reserve price, the 68-year-old actor will personally deliver the car to the new owner. The current bid for the car is nearly $500,000, exceeding the predicted estimate of $175,000 to $300,000. car is fully functional with the brilliantly colorful illuminated dash and console that would be immediately identifiable to Knight Rider fans,” according to Diligent Auctions, which is handling the sale. Unfortunately, this version of the car does not talk. car used by his character Michael Knight, but it was not used in television production, according to the auction site. car, a Pontiac Firebird Trans Am styled after the iconic car used in his 1980s television series “Knight Rider.” David Hasselhoff is auctioning off his personal K.I.T.T. ![]()
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