The Coolest Cars From TV And Film Are On Sale, But They Are For Your Kid’s Playroom

They don’t make cars like they used to, which is a good thing for the environment and a terrible thing for anyone who grew up on ’80s TV shows and movies that starred four-wheeled vehicles that helped speed up global warming. Fortunately, there’s a Black Friday sale on automotive nostalgia from PlayMobil that’ll allow you to celebrate the pop culture past with some cute model kits. Plus, you won’t even need to worry about filling up the tank on these little replicas!

First up, there’s the Knight Industries Two Thousand Pontiac Trans-Am, or as Knight Rider aficionados call it, KITT. This model does come with a removable roof, flip-up headlights, and a gloriously permed David Hasslehoof, but it’s beast feature is a built-in selection of original K.I.T.T. voice clips that can be activated by touching the hood. You’ll also get minifigures of Knight Industries CEO Devon Miles and mechanic Bonnie Barstow in this set, and with 53 pieces to assemble, it’s a quick and fun little diversion. Just remember to only push the turbo button when you really need to.

If you love it when a PlayMobil building plan comes together, then you’ll definitely want this 69-piece A-Team set. You’ll get the gang’s signature van that they used when they were on missions, and inside you’ll find interior equipment like a monitor, welding machine, operation boards, a cabinet, and a perforated wall for various accessories. The full team is here as well, so you can have fun posing Hannibal, B.A. Baracus, Face, and Murdock next to the A-Team van. Just keep B.A away from any airplanes, if you don’t want to be on the receiving end of his pity.

Then there’s the time-traveling Delorean from the Back to the Future film trilogy, a fun replica built from 64 pieces. Doc Brown, Marty McFly, and Einstein the dog are included in this set, but the real charm here is that the Delorean has working lights. Other small details, like flux capacitor, plutonium cores, and lots of other accessories add to the appeal of this set.

For something grounded in reality, you can also pick up a few real-world car kits from PlayMobil. The Ferrari SF90 Stradale is a curvy celebration of speed, the Porsche 911 GT3 is geared up to win a few races, and the Porsche Mission E is pure class in a compact package. If you’d prefer some Lego instead, you’re in luck because a lot of these sets are on sale for Black Friday, including the Lego Hogwarts Express train, the Lego Avengers Tower, and the Razor Crest spaceship from The Mandalorian.

As a reminder, you can get free gifts at The Lego Store depending on how much you spend in its weekend sale.

Lego Store Black Friday Sale

Get Winter Market Stall (271 pieces) with orders $170 and up. Spend $250 to also get Majisto’s Magical Workshop (365 pieces).

• Marvel Avengers Tower (5,201 pieces) with exclusive Marvel Taxi — $500
• Star Wars: The Mandalorian – The Razor Crest (6,187 pieces) — $420 ($600)
• Lion Knights’ Castle (4,514 pieces) — $300 ($400)
• Loop Coaster (3,756 pieces) — $300 ($400)
• Harry Potter – Hogwarts Express – Collector’s Edition (5,129 pieces) — $400 ($500)
• Disney’s Frozen The Ice Castle (1,709 pieces) — $176 ($220)
• Black Panther bust (2,961 pieces) — $210 ($350)
• Millennium Falcon Holiday Diorama (282 pieces) — $24 ($30)
• Atari 2600 (2,532 pieces) — $192 ($240)
• Iconic Chess Set (1,450 pieces) — $39 ($65)
• The Friends Apartments (2,048 pieces) — $144 ($180)
• Star Wars – The Justifier (1,022 pieces) — $102 ($170)
• Marvel Hulkbuster (4,049 pieces) — $385 ($550)
• Batman Batmobile (1,360 pieces) — $60 ($100)
• Peugeot Le Mans Hybrid Hypercar (1,775 pieces) — $160 ($200)
• Ferrari 488 GTE. “AF Corese #51” (1,684 pieces) — $160 ($200)
• Disney 100th Celebration (501 pieces) — $24 ($40)
• 100 Years of Disney Animation Icons (1,022 pieces) — $48 ($60)
• Table Football (2,339 pieces) — $150 ($250)
• Lego City Double Loop Stunt Arena (598 pieces) — $96 ($160)
• Lego City Ultimate Stunt Riders Challenge (385 pieces) — $70 ($100)
• Lego City Smashing Chimpanzee Stunt Loop (226 pieces) — $49 ($70)
• Guardians of the Galaxy – New Guardians’ Ship (1,108 pieces) — $60 ($100)
• Lego Mosaic Maker (4,702 pieces) — $60 ($100)
• Lego Art – Floral Art (2,870 pieces) — $56 ($80)
• Lego Mario – Cat Peach Suit and Frozen Tower (494 pieces) — $48 ($80)
• Lego Mario – Creativity Toolbox Maker (588 pieces) — $42 ($60)
• Lego Mario – Fliprus Snow Adventure (567 pieces) — $39 ($65)
• Lego Mario – Big Spike’s Cloudtop Challenge (540 pieces) — $56 ($70)
• Lego Mario – Yoshi’s Gift House (246 pieces) — $18 ($30)
• Lego Mario – Big Bad Island (354 pieces) — $27 ($45)