When I was a kid, I was a huge Knight Rider fan. I watched the show religiously, I rocked an afro like the 'Hoff, I had the "Burnin' Key Car," and my most prized possession was my K.I.T.T. big wheel with the "spin out handle."

So you can imagine how excited—and old—I felt when I saw that Hot Wheels is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Knight Rider by releasing a limited edition K.I.T.T. die-cast car. The die-cast will even have a working LED light bar just like the iconic feature found on the front of the 1982 Pontiac Trans-Am that played the starring role in every episode. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like the car will feature the voice of William Daniels who voiced K.I.T.T. on the show.

Hot Wheels revealed the car in a series of tweets referencing the famous "turbo boost" function on K.I.T.T. that left millions of kids of my generation believing that a turbo charger would automatically allow any car to make massive ramp-less jumps on the fly. If only real turbos worked that way.