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John R @ Oct 24th 2007 11:15PM
I'm probably going to get flamed on this, but seeing as how K.I.T.T is supposed to be a technological powerhouse it's seems obvious to me that the new K.I.T.T. should be the new GT-R.
You wouldn't have to do anything to the interior at all! The car is a rolling playstation. But this'll never happen. More than likely they will use the new Camaro.
500 @ Oct 25th 2007 8:49PM
Actually, originally K.I.T.T. was going to be a 280Z, but then GM stepped in with the new Trans Am. So it is plausible, but likely tradition will win out.
Of course, K.I.T.T. with a Japanese accent would just be WRONG...