What is the most iconic tv/film vehicle ever??/?
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I think batmobile is on the money - though I prefer the A-team.
Other notable mentions are:
Herbie
John Cleese's mini from clockwise
Del boys van
the tardis
and of course the tiny spaceship from inner space
batmobile
chitty chitty bang bang
Knight rider
Munsters Car
General Lee!
The Partridge Family Bus
DeLorean Time Machine from Back To The Future.
scooby doos mystery machine
The Trotters Independent traders yellow Robin Reliant
followed by the Batmobile, from the TV series, followed by the Pink Panther hot rod.
The a team van with out doubt. Who the hell could think anythink different.
The car that Starskey and Hutch drove is tops for me.
well since i have no idea what the A-Team van is that is NOT it. the first thing that came to my mind is the batmobile. or maybe the car from back to the future or the scooby doo van or kirby the love bug. i would say the batomobile.
Cmon, It IS the General Lee. as for the A team van, well its a van for crying out loud. Batmobile pretty cool though.Yeeha
Millenium Falcon or X-Wing Fighter were 'sort or' vehicles and definately iconic but on terra firma its got to be Blue Thunder
Any of the James Bond cars, especially the silver Aston Martin with machine guns and oil slicks or the white Lotus Esprit that changes into a submersable
Thunderbirds it also included a pink Roller.
The General Lee!.. Just them good ol' boys!
Or K.I.T.T
p.s Dave, Starsky & Hutch's car was a Ford Gran Torino.
What about Steve McQueen's motorbike in The great escape.
For most iconic, I'd have to say the General Lee. We have one restaurant near where I live that actually has a shrine to the Dukes of Hazard in it. (Then again, I do live where they filmed that show.)
Runners up, though, would have to be KITT from Knight Rider and the Black Interceptor from the Mad Max series.
The MIni Coopers from The Italian Job., or Bond's Aston DB5.
Its got to be the James Bond Aston-Martin DB5.
Steve McQueen's Mustang in "Bullitt"
The Lincoln in "The French Connection"
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