Dreamworks has a new animated racing movie "Turbo" coming out, and for the Chicago Auto Show Chevrolet built up a custom Camaro that looks a lot like the Knight 3000's attack mode. Or is it just me?
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Turbo Camaro: the Knight 3500?
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Re: Turbo Camaro: the Knight 3500?
Definitely looks like the series attack mode and is just as ugly.
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Re: Turbo Camaro: the Knight 3500?
Well, that's certainly what we'd have got if NBC/Universal had picked Camaro, not Mustang, to be the K3000,
and/or of course if the series main sponsor had been Chevrolet/GM, rather than the Ford Motor Company.
and/or of course if the series main sponsor had been Chevrolet/GM, rather than the Ford Motor Company.
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Re: Turbo Camaro: the Knight 3500?
I think, however, I like that blower better than triple tube thing that the K3000 had. It looked like a metallic dirt dauber's nest. But I do agree, that's ugly. The original KITT just had a look that is unmatched. Like Mark Taylor said in "Knights of the Fast Lane," "It has nice lines..."