Surely, at some point in your life, you have owned a car and expected it to come to life in an instant. There are some iconic cars from movies and TV that make us car envy and we hope that with the push of a button we can be in the Batmobile. Here are some of the best iconic cars from movies or TV and their features.

First of all, the Pixar movie “Cars”. This film follows Lightening McQueen (played by Owen Wilson) as he tries to make his way back from the run-down town of Radiator Spring in hopes of winning the Piston Cup. There are plenty of other characters we meet during McQueen’s journey, Mater the lovable tow truck (played by Larry the Cable Guy), Sally Carrera (Bonnie Hunt) and former Piston Cup winner Doc Hudson (played by Paul Newman). . This racing car is a new rookie to racing and can reach extremely high speeds. It has some cool features that model real race cars, like having decals instead of headlights. However, this car talks, it has eyes, and it has a winning personality.

Next on our list is KITT from Knight Rider. KITT, Knight Industries Three Thousand, is a 1982 Pontiac Trans Am sports car and is fitted with a computer with artificial intelligence that allows him to help Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff) fight crime. KITT (William Daniels) has a special bulletproof vest that protects him from almost any type of firearm and can withstand extreme heat. The supercomputer on wheels, of course, could speak, but not only that, she was fluent in Spanish and French, and even had a variety of different accents. This was truly the best car for any human crime fighter as it could talk, smell, hear, could survey the area, had a variety of weapons, had different modes like silent mode and of course could still function as a normal car. . Sorry, awesome car.

Herbie is a very iconic car which lands it next on our list. This old school Volkswagen Beetle race car actually has the human soul that made it named Herbie. Herbie can run fine on its own like any normal car: drive itself, reason, think, know the difference between right and wrong. Ok, so normal cars don’t do that last thing, or any of those. But, Herbie does run and help his owners survive in different situations and help good prevail over evil.

Some people may be obsessed with a car, but what about a car obsessed with its owner? That is the case of the car Christine. In the film, Christine was portrayed as a 1958 Plymouth Fury that was obsessed with its owner Arnie (Keith Gordon). Christen takes it upon herself to find those who insult her, hurt her or try to separate her from her love, Arnie. She can’t talk like some of the other cars like KITT from Lightning McQueen, but just like Herbie, she’s like her soul is trapped inside the car. And what a soul it is. Christen will wreak havoc on anyone who hurts her Arnie, no matter how much it hurts her. Hell has no fury like a woman, um, because scorned.