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‘It’s hard to imagine Knight Rider without KITT, Batman without the Batmobile, and Mad Max without his Interceptor. Some films and TV series have made their mark in history because of their impact in the industry or how they positively affected people’s lives in general. In a number of instances, some movies and TV shows became popular and attached to their audience because of the 4-wheeled machines lead characters drove around.

A number of cars in films and TV shows have become icons in their own right, cultivating interest and passion among generations of TV and movie fans. Whether it’s a fictional jalopy that defies time and space or a bat-themed, bulletproof beast on wheels, these cars have become the object of desire for those who find themselves enamored with roadsters and sedans that made TV viewing and movie nights more than just a memorable experience. Here are the top 10 priciest cars on films and TV.

‘Winter can do a number on your car.

Slush, salt and cold temperatures take a toll on everything from the tires to the wiper blades. So, as spring approaches, it's a good idea to give your car a thorough once-over to undo winter's damage.

Here are five things you can do to shake off winter and get your car in shape for spring:

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'The 1951 Chevrolet 3100 Pick Up looks amazing and has a lot of space available for a big engine with all the bells and whistles. No wonder it is such a popular car to hot rod. Also, Chevrolet trucks were number one in sales in the United States from 1947 until 1955, so there were a lot of these cars available on the market for hot rod enthusiasts to get their hands on.