A SUPERFAN has added to his impressive fleet of popular 1980s TV and movie vehicles with the Knight Rider car after meeting its original star. Mike Hutchinson has built a replica of the KITT car from popular 80s TV show Knight Rider. KITT, which stood for Knight Industries Two Thousand. It was a talking car that drove itself, had an arsenal of weapons and was voiced in the original series by actor William Daniels Mr Hutchinson bought a Pontiac Firebird Trans Am from a friend two years ago and went to work on completing the transformation. This followed meeting David Hasselhoff, who starred as Michael Knight in the original Knight Rider series.
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Let’s get right to it.
Oh wait, one item first. Tesla earnings happened, and as always a bunch of new promises and products and timelines were laid out, including a Knight Rider-inspired steering yoke in the “Plaid” Model X.
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This stalkless yoke steering wheel is suboptimal (yup I said it). And it’s already getting the attention of federal safety regulators.
Yes, you’ve seen these yokes in race cars. However, the steering ratio is vastly different between race cars and the vehicle sitting in your driveway.
I’m not the only who sees this as an awkward and potentially dangerous design choice.