Famous Cars from TV Shows: Where Are They Now?

Some TV cars are more than just vehicles — they’re icons. From thrilling chases to unforgettable catchphrases, these rides stole the spotlight. But where are they now? And if you owned one, how would you insure it?

KITT – Knight Rider

The sleek, talking Pontiac Trans Am wowed fans in the ’80s. A few original KITTs still exist, owned by collectors or museums. With custom tech and high value, insuring a car like KITT requires a specialized classic or custom car policy.

The General Lee – The Dukes of Hazzard

Famous for stunts and its orange paint job, the Dodge Charger “General Lee” is a collector’s gem. Some models used in filming have been restored or auctioned. These cars need agreed-value coverage to reflect their true worth.

The Mystery Machine – Scooby-Doo

Though fictional, many fans have recreated the van. Custom vehicles like this fall under modified vehicle insurance, which considers parts, labor, and uniqueness.

The Batmobile – Batman (1966 TV & films)

Multiple Batmobiles exist — some in museums, others with private collectors. Because of their uniqueness, they’re insured as high-value, one-of-a-kind assets, often with security requirements.

Why It Matters

Classic, rare, or custom cars require more than basic auto insurance. At Ai United Insurance, we help you protect what’s priceless.

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