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Cabriolets on Television Cabriolets on Television Show / Movie Role Image Episode Season Car Year / Model 21 Jump Street (pilot episode) 1 '80s Black Rabbit Convertible Little Wolf 1984 Rabbit Convertible Airwolf 3 Hawke's Run 1986 Cabriolet Alarm für Cobra 11* Falsche Signale n/a 1988+ Golf Cabriolet Alfred Hitchcock Presents The Jar n/a 1984 Mars Red Rabbit Convertible Baywatch (1994 movie) 1984 Pewter Gray Rabbit Convertible Bitter Vengeance (1994 movie) 1986-1987 Tornado Red Cabriolet Before You Say "I Do" (2009 movie) 1986-1987 blue Cabriolet CSI: Crime Scene The Execution of Catherine 3 1980-1983 Rabbit Convertible Investigation Willows CKY2K (2000 movie) n/a 1989-1990 Tornado Red Cabriolet Chuck Versus The Alma Mater 1980-1981 Rabbit Convertible Chuck 1 Chuck Versus The Cougars 1980 Yellow Rabbit Convertible Columbo (1990 movie) Murder In Malibu n/a 1987 Graphite Wolfsburg Edition Criminal Minds Angelmaker 4 Curb Your Enthusiasm Wandering Bear 4 1986-1987 Flash Silver Cabriolet Dallas Phantom of the Oil Rig 13 1982 Sand Metallic Rabbit Convertible Dead Zone Independence Day 5 Desperate Housewives Lovely 6 1986-1987 Tornado Red Cabriolet Dharma & Greg Sexual Healing 5 Rabbit Convertible Diagnosis: Murder 1986-1987 Cabriolet Dollhouse Doogie Howser, MD (pilot episode) 1 1984 Diamond Silver Rabbit Conv. Flash Forward The Negotiation 1 1986-1987 Tornado Red Best Seller Gilmore Girls (series) Grace Under Fire Miley Get Your Gum 1986-1987 Tornado Red Cabriolet Hannah Montana 1 New Kid in School 1986-1987 blue Cabriolet Heroes Building 26 3 1986-1987 Tornado Red Cabriolet Hunter Straight To The Heart 3 1986-1987 Alpine White Cabriolet Alpine White Rabbit Conv.; Flash Jesse Hawkes S.N.A.F.U. 1 Silver Cabriolet Jonathan Creek ? 3 Journeyman Blowback 1 Kindred: The Embraced (episode 6) 3 1986-1987 Tornado Red Best Seller Dark Meet 3 King Of Queens 1986-1987 Tornado Red Best Seller Soft Touch 2 © 2002-2012 KamzKreationz & Cabby-Info.com The Rock 1 1988+ Alpine White Cabriolet Knight Rider Voo Doo Knight 4 1986-1987 Cabriolet Las Vegas What Happens In Vegas... 1 1988 Cabriolet Malcolm In The Middle High School Play 2 1986-1987 blue Cabriolet The Eraser 2 1985 Rock Gray Cabriolet GX-1 3 '80s Yellow Golf Cabriolet MacGyver Cease Fire 5 1988 Black Cabriolet The 'Hood 7 1980-1983 Alpine White Rabbit Conv. Magnum, P.I. (series) (all) '80s Rabbit Convertibles; '85 Cabriolet Lost And Found 1 '80s Alpine White Rabbit Conv. Melrose Place (series) (varies) 1986-1987 Black Best Seller Polluted Affair 1 1986-1987 Alpine White Best Seller Miami Vice Theresa 3 1984 Rabbit Convertible 1988 Alpine White Best Seller or Miss Guided (series) (varies) Boutique Moonlighting North By North DiPesto 2 1985 Black Cabriolet Los Dos DiPestos 4 1986-1987 Tornado Red Cabriolet My Name Is Earl Mailbox 2 1986-1987 Flash Silver Cabriolet NCIS Lt. Jane Doe 2 1988+ Black Cabriolet Enemies Domestic 8 '80s blue Euro Cabriolet Numb3rs Power 4 1980 Yellow Rabbit Conv. (also used in Crank) Picture This (2008 movie) n/a 1988+ Cabriolet (modified) Point of Origin (2002 movie) n/a 1986-1987 Cabriolet Prison Break Interference 3 Cabriolet (modified) Remington Steele (series) (varies) '80s Alpine White Rabbit Convertible Reno 911! Jones Gets Suspended 1 1986-1987 Tornado Red Cabriolet Mercury Retrograde Rookie Blue 1 1986-1987 Pewter Gray Cabriolet Signals Crossed Saved By The Bell Seinfeld The Parking Garage 3 1986-1987 Black Cabriolet; The Glasses 5 1980-1983 Silver/Gray Rabbit Conv. Seven Days HAARP Attack 1 1986-1987 Cabriolet Seventeen and Missing (2006 movie) n/a 1985 Alpine White Cabriolet Six Feet Under The Will 1 1989-1990 Alpine White Best Seller Al-Baqara Sleeper Cell 2 1986-1987 Tornado Red Cabriolet Salesman The Prince of Slides Sliders 3 Slide Like An Egyptian Step By Step Bully For Mark 1 1984 Mars Red Rabbit Convertible Supernatural (pilot episode) 1 1986-1987 Cabriolet © 2002-2012 KamzKreationz & Cabby-Info.com 1983-1984 White Edition Golf Tatort - Zweierlei Blut* (TV movie) n/a Cabriolet That '70s Show We Will Rock You 8 1986-1987 (former) Best Seller The Big Bang Theory (series) 1-4 1986-1987 Tornado Red Cabriolet The Firm (UK) (1988 movie) n/a 1987 Alpine White Quartett (UK) The Hitchhiker My Enemy 1986-1987 Helios Blue Best Seller The Mentalist Redwood 1 1986-1987 Cabriolet The O.C. The Swells 3 1985-1987 Cabriolet The Simpsons Little Girl In The Big Ten 13 (animated) The New Gidget (series) (all) 1985 Cabriolet Best Seller Chinga 5 The X Files 1983 Alpine White Wolfsburg Edition Apocrypha 3 Titus Tommy's Girlfriend 2 1984 Black Rabbit Convertible Tropical Heat (Sweating Turning Screws 3 Alpine White Cabriolet (modified) Bullets) Whistler (episode #11) 1 '90s Cabriolet What Would You Do? (ABC News special) n/a '90s Bordeaux Red Cabriolet Advertisement Role Image Ad Name Selling Car Year / Model AFLAC Insurance 1986-1987 Cabriolet Bing Traffic Jam Web site 1986-1987 Cabriolet Golf Classic Car Golf Classic Car Heart Family Car Toy (toy) Liberty Mutual Half Acre Insurance 1986-1987 Cabriolet 25th Anniversary VW ad Car 1980 Alpine White Rabbit Convertible 1986 VW ad Car 1986 Cabriolet © 2002-2012 KamzKreationz & Cabby-Info.com Song Role Image Artist Video? Car Year / Model Act a Fool Ludacris 1989-1993 Alpine White Cabriolet Bitter Sweet Symphony The Verve Black Golf Cabriolet Dancing With Tears In My Eyes Ultravox 1986-1987 Cabriolet Loser 3 Doors Down 1986-1987 Cabriolet Love Is Love P.P. Arnold '80s Golf Cabriolet Oneovdabigboiz Kwame 1990 Alpine White Boutique Treat Your Mother Right Mr. T Red Rabbit Convertible Why Carly Simon 1980-1982 Diamond Silver Rabbit Convertible * Foreign film/TV; film/TV show not in English PC = Pre-Clipper; C = Clipper; E = Euro (excluding Clipper) Background role: appears in the background/foreground of a scene Supporting role: used prominently in a scene foreground, or is used in a film scene by a character Starring role: is the auto of choice for the film; is featured throughout The images in bold are supplied by this site's creator; all others were taken from or link to the IMCDb.org website. Please Note: Individual credit of the above screen shots is not and will not be given. While many images were supplied by various people from around the world, they are merely still shots, i.e. copies, of film frames. Those film frames are the work of others and are copyrighted/owned by their respective production companies, film distributors and/or studios. If your screen shots are among those in the above lists, thank you so much for capturing them and contributing to the Cabriolet Enthusiast Community. If you have any screen shots you'd like to provide this site, please do! © 2002-2012 KamzKreationz & Cabby-Info.com.
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