Who knew big rigs could sound so cool?

You're welcome!:-)

Maybe the chances are high to see those cars buyed by some Hollywood producers to produce a couple of sequels to Repo Man! ;-)

It equal to Bullit but don't forget another good cotenter: the chase in "The Seven-Ups". The driver of the big Bonneville is the same driver who drive the black Charger in Bullitt despite longer hairs, Bill Hickman.

Not to my knowledge.

The late Franco-Belgian comic book creator Franquin, could had used this gag for the Franco-Belgian comic book series Gaston Lagaffe, where he worked on a bunch of gags with parking meters like this one.

Speaking of "Metallicar", I spotted this nice video tribute. :-)

Nice intro of that "Stingray". [www.youtube.com]

That song would fit as well.

And from "You're Under Arrest" featuring a Honda Today driven by Miyuki and Natsumi

If we include animated series or special, there Gunsmith Cats with a 1967 Shelby Mustang GT-500

And CHiP's for motorcycles fans.

Dukes of Hazzard, Rat Patrol, Route 66, Knight Rider, Rockford Files, Speed Racer, A-Team, Miami Vice, the Prisonner, Taxi are already mentionned. Let's mention Get Smart with the intros of seasons 1 and 2 with the Sunbean Tiger (seasons 3-4 with a VW Karmann-Ghia, season 5 with an Opel GT)

Let's not forget the intro of Starsky & Hutch with the red tomato Gran Torino.

Here the intro credits of Turbo-Teen.

And it's also seems to be the norm in Montreal but they got an hard time in the mid-1980s from what I see in this vintage French-Canadian clip from an variety special and there was a French article from 2008 who mentionned then some drivers did 100 000$ CDN. [fr.canoe.ca]

Another cotender from the same era was the Dodge Omni GLH, with the 2.2 turbo and tuned by Caroll Shelby.

If we go back in time in the 1980s, the Buick Regal T-Type, doesn't got the attention of its big brother, the Grand National but was a nice sleeper. Picture from [www.turbomagazine.com]

I'm not sure but I think the 1971 Charger SE have hidden headlights available. Perhaps as an option.

To be more precise, the 1970-71 Torino GT/Cobra. I don't think the 1968-69 models had them.