Chapter 1
Mythological rides and divine chariots
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Chapter 2
Starships and cosmic cruisers
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Chapter 3
Pop culture cars and land machines
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Chapter 4
Literary and sea-faring vessels
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YOUR GOAL
Master of Legendary and fictional vehicles
Ch 3 · Pop culture cars and land machines
schopenhauer Pop culture land machines
Not a fridge, not a fridge / We're riding in a time machine
schopenhauer Knight Rider featured KITT, an advanced, self-aware Pontiac Firebird Trans Am with a molecularly bonded shell.
Fun Fact
The original Batmobile: Batman's legendary 1966 TV ride was built from a real-life 1955 Lincoln Futura concept car that was bought for just one dollar.
schopenhauer The Batmobile evolved from a simple red sedan in 1939 to a militarized tank-like Tumbler in 2005.
Glossary
automobile (noun)
A passenger vehicle designed for operation on ordinary roads and typically having four wheels and an engine. In 1985, a modified DeLorean DMC-12 debuted as the iconic time machine in Back to the Future.
A passenger vehicle designed for operation on ordinary roads and typically having four wheels and an engine. In 1985, a modified DeLorean DMC-12 debuted as the iconic time machine in Back to the Future.
Quiz
In Back to the Future, what alternative energy source did Doc Brown use to replace the plutonium reactor on the DeLorean?
BETA
schopenhauer Steer the Ecto-1 through trivia obstacles to discover legendary vehicles from pop culture and mythology.
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Who built the iconic 1966 TV Batmobile from a 1955 Lincoln Futura concept car?
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In the TV show Knight Rider, what does the acronym for the talking car KITT stand for?
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How much electrical power did the DeLorean time machine in Back to the Future require to travel through time?
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What type of vehicle was the modified ECTO-1 used by the characters in the 1984 film Ghostbusters?
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Which letter button on the Mach Five's steering wheel in Speed Racer activated the rotary cutter blades?
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What real-world concept car was modified to create the iconic 1966 TV Batmobile?