“A grown man doesn’t drive a car like that, not a grown man.”
(Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
Also see License Plates, Sets: Cars
References to the Torino
- Chris says it is a “hot dog.” (The Heroes)
- Collandra describes it as a “a tomato, a big red tomato, red, striped, rubber wheels, mags, wheels going bye-bye.” (The Psychic)
- Fifi says, “That jazzed-up car of his.” (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
- Hutch mutters, as he sees the Torino up on the tow, “Well, I hope they tow this red tomato away for good.” (The Plague)
- Hutch says it ”needs a tune-up every time it goes around the block.” (Vendetta)
- Hutch says it has “racing stripes.” (The Heroes)
- Hutch says it is a “car show.” (The Heroes)
- Hutch says it is a “piece of junk.” (Death in a Different Place)
- Hutch says it is a “so-called car.” (Death in a Different Place)
- Hutch says it is a “striped tomato.” (Hutchinson for Murder One)
- Hutch says it is a “two ton hunk of junk.” (Partners)
- Hutch says it is “red.” (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Hutch says, “You just want me to ride around in a striped tomato like you got.” (Snowstorm)
- Hutch says it is “fast.” (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Hutch encourages the tow truck driver to “tow this red tomato away for good.” (The Plague)
- Hutch says, “It’s all right.” (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Hutch says, “Starsky, that’s not very good on your suspension,” as Starsky drives it over a curb. (The Committee)
- Hutch says, “The suspension in this thing makes it ride like a rock in a washer.” (Pilot)
- Hutch says,” riding around in that is about as discreet as a homecoming float.” (Hutchinson for Murder One)
- Hutch tells Merle he doesn’t want his car to look like a “parade float from Mars.” (Bloodbath)
- Hutch tells Starsky, “You gotta change your plugs.” (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
- Hutch tosses trash into the back seat and tells Starsky, “You ought to clean out the back; it’s a mess.” (The Plague)
- Meredith calls it a “red tomato driven by some white-faced dude.” (Black and Blue)
- Meredith tells Starsky the Torino would “stick out in the ghetto.” (Black and Blue)
- Merle asks Starsky if he has decided to “get out of that old Torino and step up in class.” (The Game)
- Merle calls it a “red tomato with the white stripe.” (Jojo)
- Merle says it “jive cheap stripe.” (Jojo)
- Smithers and Waldheim tell Starsky would be lucky if someone stole it. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky is proud of its paint job. (Pilot)
- Starsky says it is “sport.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says it’s “missing,” and the “plugs need re-gapping.” (Partners)
- Starsky says it’s “not exactly a Model T either.” (Pilot)
- Starsky says the Torino “is candy-apple red,” not just red. (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Starsky says it “is capable of taking you anywhere you want to go, just about as fast as you want to go there.” (Partners)
- Starsky says it answers to the name of “Rhoda, Rhonda, Betty Lou.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says it has “chrome air cleaners.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says it has “double overhead cam.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says it has “four fives in the rear end.” (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Starsky says it has “superchargers.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says it has a “chrome rocker cover.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says it has a “quick motor.” (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Starsky says it has a “tuned suspension.” (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Starsky says it has shocks which “set it up on its nose more than most.” (Pilot)
- Starsky says it is “blueprinted.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says it is “not fast, quick… there’s a difference.” (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Starsky says “This is one quick car.” (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Starsky says it is “stroked.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says it is a “very special car.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says it is the “hottest machine on the el road-o.” (Partners)
- Starsky says the battery is brand-new. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says the tires are nylon lined, steel belted, double layered, and cost sixty dollars each. (Savage Sunday)
- Starsky says the Torino is a “great chunk of my will to live.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky tells Hutch the Torino, in reference to the LTD, “at least it’s got some speed.” (Hutchinson for Murder One)
References to Hutch’s Fords
- Hutch asks Merle to give it just a tune-up. (Bloodbath)
- Hutch calls it “Sweetheart.” (The Game)
- Hutch refers to it as “an inanimate object.” (The Game)
- Hutch says “I did (just have it tuned). It must be the ignition.” (The Game)
- Hutch says it has “dignity.” (Jojo)
- Hutch says it “all it needs is a good tune-up.” (Jojo)
- Hutch says it has “inner flash.” (Jojo)
- Hutch says it has “soul.” (Jojo)
- Hutch says it is “just beautiful.” (Survival)
- Hutch says to Gillian about it’s door, “Gotta get that fixed.” (Gillian)
- Hutch says, “This is not a garbage dump,” Starsky says, “Could’ve fooled me.” (The Game)
- Hutch suggests to Starsky, “How ’bout I put you on roller skates and tow you along in back?” after Starsky complains about it. (Snowstorm)
- Merle says he’s giving “mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to this corpse,” referring to Hutch’s car. (The Game)
- Merle says fixing it is like “going to a brain surgeon with a case of athlete’s foot.” (Bloodbath)
- Merle says he “has standards” which Hutch’s car doesn’t approach. (Bloodbath)
- Merle says it is “beneath my dignity.” (Bloodbath)
- Merle says it is a “clunker.” (Bloodbath)
- Merle says it is a “piece of junk.” (Bloodbath)
- Merle says, “Bugs wouldn’t be caught dead in it.” (Bloodbath)
- Merle says, “Garbage belongs with garbage.” (Bloodbath)
- Merle says, “I’ve seen cars, I’ve seen cars from Mars, I’ve seen peanuts in the White House, but this is disgusting.” (Bloodbath)
- Merle says, “It’s lower than the belly of a flounder in the bottom of a sewer in the basement of a glue factory.” (Bloodbath)
- Merle says, thinking it is Starsky’s car, he must “have fallen on hard times.” (Jojo)
- Merle tells Starsky, regarding the LTD, “get this mess out of my face.” (Bloodbath)
- Soldier refers to it as, “Your tacky car, Hutchinson.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
- Starsky asks Merle, regarding Hutch’s car, “You’re working on this heap?” (The Game)
- Starsky asks, “Man, this heap is a piece of garbage. When are you going to fix it? Listen to that squeak. It cuts through my brain.” (Snowstorm)
- Starsky asks, “Why don’t you get it washed?” (Pilot)
- Starsky calls it “this thing.” (Satan’s Witches)
- Starsky calls it a “Genuine Hutchinson Original.” (Survival)
- Starsky is worried it will “conk out on the freeway” as its “engine has been missing.” (Bloodbath)
- Starsky reminds Hutch, “Even Rembrandt painted a bowl of fruit once in a while,“ referring to Merle’s willingness to work on Hutch’s car. (Bloodbath)
- Starsky reminds Merle, “nothing supernatural…just get the bugs out.” (Bloodbath)
- Starsky says even if he won it in a bet, he wouldn’t take it. (Starsky’s Lady)
- Starsky says it “drives me nuts.” (Snowstorm)
- Starsky says Hutch, “You really oughta do something about this car, like take it to a junk yard.” (Jojo)
- Starsky says Hutch is lucky he doesn’t get cited for “driving a public eyesore.” (Strange Justice)
- Starsky says Hutch’s car “is going to kill me.” (Jojo)
- Starsky says it “has stains.” (Survival)
- Starsky says it “will be the same old heap that you love so well.” (Bloodbath)
- Starsky says it has “dings and assorted dents.” (Survival)
- Starsky says it has “putrefied upholstery.” (Survival)
- Starsky says it has a need for “new spark plugs.” (Jojo)
- Starsky says, “I think this car of yours is a jinx.” (Snowstorm)
- Starsky says it is “a tub.” (Pilot)
- Starsky says it is “only flat on the bottom.” (Vendetta)
- Starsky says it is “uninhabitable.” (Jojo)
- Starsky says it is a “a hunk of squash.” (Vendetta)
- Starsky says it is not as ugly as Crandell’s car. (Snowstorm)
- Starsky says it should be in an ugly car museum, along with Crandell’s car. (Snowstorm)
- Starsky says the tire “recaps” are worth more than the whole car. (Vendetta)
- Starsky says, “A grown man doesn’t drive a car like that. Not a grown man,” referring to Belle. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says, “Crandell’s taste (in cars) is as bad as yours.” (Snowstorm)
- Starsky says, “I thought you just had this thing tuned.” (The Game)
- Starsky says, “It threatens my image!” (Pilot)
- Starsky says, “Who knows what disease lurking” in the back seat. (Jojo)
- Starsky says,” I’m ashamed of that car!” (Pilot)
- Starsky suggests he could “get out and push” it to make it go faster. (Jojo)
References to Belle, Hutch’s Nash (Nash Metropolitan)
- Starsky calls it embarrassing. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky says a “grown man doesn’t drive a car like that, not a grown man.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Hutch tells Laura, “I have my own car. As a matter of fact, I bought it yesterday.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Hutch tells Laura it’s a “very pretty, little car, I call her Belle.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Laura comments that Belle seems “nice.” Starsky responds, “You wouldn’t think so if you saw it.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Hutch tells Starsky, “It’s a nice little car, huh? I call her Belle.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
Huggy’s Transportation
- He owns an old, white Cadillac. Starsky borrows it. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
- He drives an old, red Cadillac. (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
- He is shown trying to repair a little scooter. (Iron Mike)
- He is shown with a big, black motorcycle. (Iron Mike)
- He drives an island taxi. (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
Things Written on Hutch’s Car Window
- “Rick” is smeared in Hutch’s car window on the passenger driver’s side. (The Committee)
- “Wash Me” is smeared in Hutch’s car window on the passenger window. (Survival)
- “Condemned 1847” is written on the “Genuine Hutchinson Original’s” back window. (Survival)
Starsky Uses the Hazard Lights on the Torino
(plus one lovely headlight flash)
- He puts them on in front of Lewis and Manning’s hideout. (Nightmare)
- He puts them on for the stop at the Chapel of Bodily Invigoration. (The Specialist)
- He puts them on in front of Bellamar Market where Terry Roberts is shot. (Starsky’s Lady)
- Starsky answers Lionel with a “yes” by flashing his headlights twice. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 1)
Bikes
- Cal and Rosie have them. They leave them out in the front yard. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
- Molly rides one. (The Collector)
- Laura rides one. (Deckwatch)
- There is a blue one parked by Guy Mayer’s shed. (The Crying Child)
- Wally rides one. It the same bike as Sonny’s. (Murder on Stage 17)
- Sonny rides one. It is same bike as Wally’s. (Survival)
- There is a bright red bike with training wheels at the Mission Ice House. (The Bounty Hunter)
Model T
- Starsky’s uncle was killed by the crank of a Model T. (The Trap)
- Starsky tells Henderson and Steele that the Torino isn’t “exactly a Model T.” (Pilot)
Motorbikes and Motorcycles
- Cora Lee rides a yellow moped. (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
- Huggy is seen sitting on his black one. (Iron Mike)
- Hutch rides a dirt bike. (Moonshine)
- Starsky and Hutch assist a crime by stopping a motorcycle. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Starsky and Hutch ride one into a warehouse; Hutch drives. (Starsky’s Lady)
- Starsky rides a dirt bike. (The Psychic)
- Starsky rides one with the uniform back from the demolition site. (Savage Sunday)
- Starsky sits on Huggy’s puddle jumper. (Iron Mike)
- The bad guys ride one. (Death Ride)
Ships, Berths, and Piers
- Amapola (Murder at Sea)
- Harry’s Greek tanker (Deckwatch)
- Lindero, Pier 12 (Terror on the Docks)
- Mara Quattro, end of Pier 17 (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
- Port Authority Headquarters, Berth 57, near Warehouse 12 (Terror on the Docks, Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
- Royale (The Groupie)
- Schiller Imports, Berth 55 (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
- Star of Ceylon, Pier 32 (Terror on the Docks)
- Suma Maru, Pier 6 (Terror on the Docks)
- Sun Princess (Terror on the Docks)
- Wallenius Lines, Fred F. Noonan, Pacific Coast Agents, Berth 232, A, B (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
- The loading dock doors for Piers 44, 45, 46 are seen as Starsky drives the cab to Pier 17. (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
Trains
- The Texas Kid tells Hutch the Western Hotel is on Marshall, “near the railroad tracks.” (Running)
- Starsky wants a model train caboose for Christmas. (Little Girl Lost)
- A sign for the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Line is seen in the warehouse area where Starsky and Hutch chase Frank and Virgil. (Moonshine)
- Starsky and Hutch chase Frank and Virgil over train tracks. (Moonshine)
- Starsky plays with model trains. (Nightmare)
- The boy at the toy store tells Starsky “Lisa’s a girl, and girls don’t play with trains.” (Nightmare)
- Earl compliments Hutch, telling him he is getting to every place on time, “like a choo-choo train.” (The Psychic)
- The truck driver tells Starsky Callendar took off “like Jesse James on a train.” (The Plague)
- Starsky tells Huggy the symptoms of botulism “come on like a freight train.” (The Game)
- A train yard, shipping containers and a moving train are seen in background where Sue Ann meets Tabor. (Long Walk Down a Short Dirt Road)
Planes and Helicopters
- Starsky and Hutch fly to San Francisco. (Death Ride)
- Starsky, Hutch, and the Baron ride in a small plane. (Set Up)
- Pommier is a pilot and shot by a plane. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
- A helicopter is shot out of the air. (Set Up)
- Starsky makes a paper airplane. (Jojo)
- Starsky and Hutch meet Lisa and thugs by a small plane. (Foxy Lady)
- Starsky and Hutch fly to Voodoo Island. (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
- Linda Williams flies to Paris. (Death Notice)
- Hutch flies to San Francisco. (Sweet Revenge)
Miscellaneous Torino and LTD Tidbits
- Hutch’s “Cops Need Love Too” bumper sticker is seen. (Running, Jojo)
- Hutch’s car horn goes off when the door is open. (Jojo, Survival)
- Hutch’s LTD has a burnt out headlight. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
- The Torino has a buzzer on the door when it opens. (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart, Death Notice)
- Hutch accidentally pulls off the crank when he rolls down the window. Starsky tells him to put it back on. (Jojo)
- The Torino has an analog clock. (The Trap)
- The Torino has an electric antenna. (Kill Huggy Bear)
- The Torino loses a hubcap as it pulls away from the funeral home. (Bust Amboy)
- Hutch’s car has a green and white sticker on the back driver’s side window, perhaps a parking permit. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 1)
- The Torino is missing the rear view mirror half way through episode. (Bloodbath)
- One of the LTD’s brake light is burnt out. (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
- It takes Hutch at least three, possibly four, tries to get the Torino door to shut after arriving at the 4th Street Gym. (The Golden Angel)
- Hutch’s car either doesn’t have an air conditioner or it doesn’t work. (Death in a Different Place)
People Call the Torino a Tomato
- Hutch (The Plague, Hutchinson for Murder One, Snowstorm)
- Collandra (The Psychic)
- Meredith (Black and Blue)
- Merle (Jojo)
Hutch Drives the Mystery Machine, er…the Torino
- Hutch drives it, apparently for the first time, on the way to Huggy’s alley. (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Hutch drives it alone while he looks for Starsky. (Bloodbath)
- Hutch drives it alone to the Professor’s house. (A Coffin for Starsky)
- Hutch drives it alone in his short pursuit of Billy. (Terror on the Docks)
- Hutch drives it with Starsky as a passenger as they leave the funeral parlor after Goose slugs Starsky. (Bust Amboy)
- Hutch drives it with Starsky as a passenger when he drives Starsky back to his place to sleep. (Starsky’s Lady)
- He drives it alone. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
- Hutch drives alone after Starsky jumps out. (Running)
- Starsky offers to let Hutch drive his car. (The Fix)
- Hutch gets in driver’s seat but doesn’t drive the Torino. (Savage Sunday)
- Hutch drives it with drunk Starsky laying beside him and then a hung-over Starsky. (Moonshine)
- While not seen, Starsky mentions Hutch went to fill it up with gas. (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
Starsky Drives Hutch’s Car
- Starsky backs the LTD across the street to get gas. (Satan’s Witches)
Torino is Towed
- It is towed from the airport (The Plague)
- The false one is towed to the police garage. (Pilot)
- It would have had to have been with slashed tires, but a repair truck comes to the alley. (Savage Sunday)
- It would have to be towed after the engine is messed with. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- It would have had to have been after the explosion. (The Set-Up)
Convertibles
- Hutch drives a black one while undercover. (The Bait)
- Hutch drives a red and white Edsel. (The Las Vegas Strangler)
- Hutch drives an old, odd silver one while hiding from Starsky. (The Game)
- Hutch drives one to see Humphries. (Survival)
- Starsky drives a black one into the bay. (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
- Turquet has a silver one. (Huggy Bear and the Turkey)
The Ubiquitous Cream-Colored VW Bug
(seen in the first three Seasons)
- Abby’s brother drives it. (Vendetta)
- Bo Rile parks in front of it by Denise Girard’s place. (The Bounty Hunter)
- Hutch leaps over hood when he takes Manning down. (Nightmare)
- Hutch nearly runs into it in his chase of purse snatcher. (Fatal Charm)
- It drives by Shockley as well as the shoe shine place. (The Bait)
- It drives past Denise’s cab as she exits the Jungle Club. (The Bounty Hunter)
- It is by Lana’s Massage Parlor. (The Action)
- It is in front of the café Fireball runs into. (The Psychic, Omaha Tiger)
- It is parked around the corner from the Chapel of Bodily Invigoration. (The Specialist)
- It is parked by Huggy’s puddle jumper. (Iron Mike)
- It is parked by storefront when Hutch goes to confront cultists. (Bloodbath)
- It is parked in front of the convenience store Franklin Jones robs. (The Crying Child)
- It is parked in front of Eunice Craig’s house. (Pariah)
- It is parked in front of Gillian’s apartment; Torino screeches up to a stop by. (Gillian)
- It is parked in front of Guy’s school. Starsky parks the Torino in front of it. (The Crying Child)
- It is parked in front of Sam the Greek’s place. (Nightmare)
- It is seen driving by Ella and Vern’s getaway car by the Leland Hotel. (Running)
- It is parked in front of the car Dewey Hughes hits when he makes his getaway from the candy store. (Kill Huggy Bear)
- It is parked in front of the Playhouse. (The Vampire)
- It is parked on the same block as Ginger’s massage parlor. (The Action)
- It is seen during a car chase. (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
- It passes the Torino when the brakes are cut. (Kill Huggy Bear)
- It pulls up in front of a stand, and John-John sells a paper to its driver. (The Collector)
- Sterling is rousted up against it the underground garage. (The Velvet Jungle)
- The Torino does a 180 turn in front of it on the street as they go to Harper and Chandler. (The Committee)
- It is parked outside the sports arena. (Savage Sunday)
- It drives by Hotel Carmel as Zachary and Carelli are watching it. (Foxy Lady)
The Ubiquitous Light Green Ford
(in all four Seasons)
- The “light green ’73 Ford,” Hutch tells Starsky this is Don’s car. (Blindfold)
- Its door is torn off by motorcycle. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- It is parked on the mountain drive Starsky and Hutch chase Willits up. (The Committee)
- It is the bad guys’ car. They shoot from it at Starsky and Hutch in the cab. (Death Ride)
- It is seen outside the Mayer house. Starsky parks in front of it. (The Crying Child)
- It is seen next to the blue car Starsky goes between on his dirt bike, bumping the door shut. (The Psychic)
- It is the car that swerves in front of Starsky’s dirt bike, making him execute a sweet jump. (The Psychic)
- It is seen with a man leaning on it, across the street from the Funky Chicken when Dolphin gets gumbo. (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
- Henderson drives it but it has a different license plate. (Pilot)
- Dobey drives it to the Biggs Slate standoff. (Strange Justice)
- It is seen parked outside Durson Paint Factory, next to Denise’s car. (The Bounty Hunter)
- It is in the crush of cars at the Garras crime scene. (The Collector)
- It is one of the cars Maurice tries to break into and steal. (Manchild on the Streets)
- It is seen in a traffic jam when Starsky and Hutch chase Huggy and Junior. (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
- Carl Starger drives it when he follows Starsky to the meet with Dobey and Hutch. (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
- 131 GPE, parked in front of Funky Chicken, Dolphin and Red’s car hits it (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
- 131 GPE, gets in the way of Hutch and Billy’s car chase (Terror on the Docks)
- 131 GPE, Rodell and Cabot’s car (Satan’s Witches)
- 131 GPE, Mike Ferguson’s (Iron Mike)
- 131 GPE, Dewey Hughes’ get-away car, it belongs to Sarah Kingston. The witness describes it. (Kill Huggy Bear)
- 131 GPE, Dobey drives Hutch to Train’s house (Black and Blue)
- 131 GPE, Flent and Duran’s (Little Girl Lost)
- 131 GPE, Tom Cole’s (The Hostages)
Cadillacs
- Connie’s crib has a “big black beautiful Cadillac with all the extras.” (The Bait)
- Huggy drives an old red Cadillac. (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
- Huggy has an old white Caddie. Starsky borrows it. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
- Hutch comments Starsky is not a Cadillac, Ferrari, Rolls, Bentley, Corvette type of guy. (The Golden Angel)
- Hutch tells the two foxy working girls, “Your caddy will be ready in a second.” (Iron Mike)
- Mac Johnson says, “Tafts end up with Cadillacs, Eddies end up at car washes.” (Omaha Tiger)
- Matt Coyle has one. (Iron Mike)
- Terry Evers has one. Starsky and Hutch question how she can afford it. (Death Ride)
Hearses
- Moon hides in a black one to shoot Dobey. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
- Slade drives an old white one. (The Vampire)
- O’Connor, third murdered cabbie, gets a black County Coroner’s hearse. (Quadromania)
- Dancers arrive in black one. (Bust Amboy)
- Goose drives one. (Bust Amboy)
- Billings is taken away in a black County Coroner’s hearse. (The Committee)
- Dewey Hughes gets a white Coroner’s hearse. (Kill Huggy Bear)
- Elaine gets a black Coroner’s hearse. (Jojo)
- Monty Voorhees gets a black County Coroner’s hearse. (The Bounty Hunter)
- Palmer gets a black hearse. (Birds of a Feather)
- Roxy is taken away in a black County Coroner’s hearse. (The Heroes)
- Mac is taken away in a black one. (The Specialist)
Starsky and Hutch in the Back Seat
- Hutch rides in the back of Starsky’s taxi. (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
- Hutch rides in the back of a taxi. (Death Ride)
- Hutch sleeps in the back of Torino. (Bust Amboy)
- Starsky rides in back of convertible. (The Bait)
- Starsky rides in back of the LTD. (Death in a Different Place, Jojo)
- Starsky rides in back of test drive car. (Lady Blue)
- Starsky sleeps in back of Torino. (Bust Amboy)
Huggy Rides in the Torino
- He rides in the front seat with Starsky. (The Plague)
Huggy and Transport
- He drives a taxi. (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
- He owns a white Cadillac which Starsky borrows. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
- He drives a red old car. (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
- He has a “puddle-jumper” as well as a motorcycle. (Iron Mike)
The Black 1963 Chevy With Decals on Back Window
- Dewey drives it. (Manchild on the Streets)
- Fireball drives it. (Omaha Tiger, The Psychic)
- Vic Rankin drives it. (Losing Streak)
- Ella and Vern drive it. (Running)
People Who Drive Pintos
- Alex Drew (The Specialist)
- Diana Harmon (Fatal Charm)
People Who Drive a Yellow Mercedes
- Kate Larrabee (Cover Girl)
- Tony Mariposa (Discomania)
- Joey Carston (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
Chicks and Their Transport
- Diana drives a Pinto. (Fatal Charm)
- Allison May has a little orange sports car. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Helen drives a greenish blue sports car. (Murder at Sea)
- Helen drove a Volvo. (Blue Lady)
- Abby’s transport is a VW Bug, via her brother. (Vendetta)
- Laura Kanen rides a bike. (Deckwatch)
- Chris Phelp’s car is a Datsun 280Z or 250Z. (The Heroes)
- Molly Bristol rides a bike. (The Collector)
- Kate Larabee’s car gets blown up. (Cover Girl)
- Denise Girard borrows her neighbors car. (The Bounty Hunter)
- Ella drives a black 1963 Chevy. (Running)
Starsky or Hutch Dive Into Car Window
- Hutch dives into the Torino window as it drives. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 1)
- Hutch dives into the Torino window as it drives. (The Plague)
- Hutch dives into the Torino window at the hotel. (Cover Girl)
Starsky and Hutch Driving Things That Aren’t Their Cars
- Hutch drives a big rig. (The Set-Up)
- Hutch drives a bumper car. (Starsky’s Lady)
- Hutch drives a convertible. (Survival)
- Hutch drives a dune buggy. (Murder at Sea)
- Hutch drives a forklift. (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
- Hutch drives a green and white Kawasaki dirt bike, perhaps same as The Psychic’s. (Moonshine)
- Hutch drives a motorcycle. (Starsky’s Lady)
- Hutch drives a plumbing truck. (The Specialist)
- Hutch drives a red and white Edsel convertible. (The Las Vegas Strangler)
- Hutch drives a Rolls Royce. (The Bait)
- Hutch drives a squad car. (Pariah, The Psychic)
- Hutch drives a tractor. (The Trap)
- Hutch drives an old orange truck. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
- Hutch drives Belle. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
- Hutch drives Dobey’s car. (Sweet Revenge)
- Hutch drives Luke Huntley’s car back from Huggy’s. (Birds of a Feather)
- Starsky drives a 1963 two door green Chevy. (Savage Sunday)
- Starsky drives a big rig. (The Set-Up)
- Starsky drives a black convertible. (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
- Starsky drives a black, four-door car that Hutch dislikes. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
- Starsky drives a crane. (Texas Longhorn)
- Starsky drives a green and white Kawasaki dirt bike, perhaps same as Moonshine’s. (The Psychic)
- Starsky drives a squad car. (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart, The Committee, The Psychic)
- Starsky drives an old panel van. (Death Ride)
- Starsky drives cabs. (Death Ride, Quadromania, Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart, Deckwatch)
- Starsky drives Huggy’s white Caddy. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
- Starsky drives junk yard trucks. (The Psychic, The Bounty Hunter)
- Starsky drives the green sedan Zachary leaves for him. (Foxy Lady)
- Starsky drives the armored car to the warehouse. (The Hostages)
Starsky and Hutch Car Walking and
“Bonnet” Abuse on Their Own Cars
- Starsky, Hutch, and Merle walk on the on LTD. (Bloodbath)
- Starsky stands on the Torino’s back bumper to look over the fence on 6th St. (Nightmare)
- Hutch gets on the LTD. (Death in a Different Place, Pilot, Gillian, Jojo)
- Hutch gets on the fake Torino. (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
- Hutch gets on the Torino. (Omaha Tiger, Targets Without a Badge: Part 1, Silence, Terror on the Docks, The Collector, Lady Blue, The Bounty Hunter, Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty, Long Walk Down a Short Dirt Road)
- Starsky gets on the Torino. (Hutchinson for Murder One, Long Walk Down a Short Dirt Road, Pilot, Silence Nightmare, The Bounty Hunter)
- Starsky walks on the fake Torino. (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
- The only person who gets on the Torino’s hood that isn’t Starsky or Hutch is a construction worker after the car crash. (Partners)
- Starsky walks over the LTD’s hood. (Jojo)
Evidence that Hutch Can Appreciate an Expensive Car
- He refers to the fancy convertible they drive as “a fine set of wheels.” (The Bait)
- He rubs it when shopping cart bumps it. (The Bait)
Episodes With No Torino, No LTD
- Murder Ward
- Las Vegas Strangler
- The Action
Windows Are Shot Out on the Torino
- They are shot out by the thugs near the oft-seen underpass. (Death Ride)
- They are shot out by thugs in the police garage. (Sweet Revenge)
- They are shot out by thugs in the chase at the coffee house. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 1)
- They are shot out in the alley shootout with Monk. (The Fix)
- Not Starsky’s Torino, but windows are shot out by hit men. (Pilot)
- Though not by bullets, the windshield is broken. (Partners)
- The whole Torino is destroyed by a bomb. (The Set-Up)
Starsky Will Empty Out His Bank Account and Hock the Torino
- It appears he will do it to send Gillian away. (Gillian)
- He says to Huggy he will do it to save Hutch’s life. (The Plague)