| Over time, the media has elevated the
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| | boost Pontiac car sales as the verbal
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| popularity of various vehicles by
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| | wonder could drive without a passenger
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| highlighting some of the fictional rides
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| | and even displayed its own set of
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| that have graced the pages of novels, the
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| | entertaining stunts.
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| lyrics of songs, the 30-minute TV show,
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| | Christine
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| and the silver screen. Whether Fred and
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| | Stephen King has produced numerous novels
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| Wilma are peddling around in their
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| | that have become popular movies; the same
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| signature rockmobile, James Bond gets
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| | is true with the 1958 Plymouth Fury that
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| away with his gadget cars or the Beach
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| | seemed to have a mind of its own.
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| Boys bring life to the Little Deuce
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| | Christine was the name given to the car
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| Coupe, it's sometimes hard to forget that
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| | that appeared in the horror novel (with
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| many of these fictional cars really don't
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| | the same name) published in 1983. Driven
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| exist. Below are a few examples that have
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| | by supernatural forces, the antique auto
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| gained fame throughout the years.
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| | created havoc in both the novel and the
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| Batmobile
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| | movie.
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| In both the Batman television shows and
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| | Herbie
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| movies, the superhero-on-the-go often
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| | Several Disney movies and cartoons have
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| hopped into a sleek, customized vehicle
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| | focused on Herbie the Lovebug, which was
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| that provided protection for his Bruce
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| | a Volkswagon Beetle that made its first
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| Wayne alter ego. Equipped with heavy
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| | appearance in 1969. Just like Christine,
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| armor plating and a high performance
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| | the red, white, and blue striped car with
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| engine, the evolution of the Batman
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| | a "53" on its side could also drive
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| series displayed increasing levels of
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| | without assistance and had a reputation
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| gadgets. To reach increased speeds, the
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| | for acting on its own. Most of the time,
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| Batmobile sometimes offered rocket
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| | the car was featured in some sort of
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| boosts, while additional weapons and a
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| | racing competition.
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| computerized assistance helped to keep
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| | General Lee
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| villains at a distance.
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| | The television series and movie named the
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| KITT
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| | Dukes of Hazzard showed main characters,
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| The talking car that aided David
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| | Bo and Luke Duke soaring through the air,
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| Hasselhoff's character, Michael Knight,
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| | causing mischief with their get-rich
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| navigate through a sea of enemies and bad
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| | schemes. Their vehicle of choice was a
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| guys was a Pontiac Trans Am. The
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| | colorful Dodge Charger that allowed the
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| television series focused on a high-tech
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| | cousins to complete high jumps in almost
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| approach to entertain the audience.
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| | every episode. The car is also known for
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| Numerous fans watched the show just to
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| | its controversial Confederate flag
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| see what KITT would do or say next. The
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| | decoration.
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| popularity of the show even helped to
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