Continuity: When Boss Hogg is at the rally, he is speaking into a microphone. Between every shot of him talking, the black microphone cord is in a different position. It is very noticeable.

Visible crew/equipment: As Bo and Luke are surrounded by cops, Luke says "I never get tired of hearing him say that." As the camera pans around the front of the General Lee the camera is visible reflected on the front windshield.

Continuity: When Daisy Duke is talking to Billy about the sponsorship of his car, her hair on her left side moves between shots, from behind her shoulder to in front of her shoulder, whilst she is talking. This happens with her hair numerous times throughout the movie.

Visible crew/equipment: When Bo and Luke are on their way to Atlanta, on the road people drive by them, yelling at them. As one car stops, you can clearly see a large white reflector reflected in that car's window.

Continuity: As Roscoe is trying to get Sheev's attention, the gummy worms in the pots, on the counter, change colour and position.

Continuity: The General had to tilt on two wheels to squeeze through the narrow opening of the barn door. When the General crashes through the back of the barn you can see that the barn door is wide open even before the police start to open it further.

Continuity: One of General Lee's wing-mirrors gets blasted off, but it reappears in a later shot. But once Bo and Luke get General Lee to be fixed, it's missing again.

Continuity: On the way to the courthouse, Bo is about to drive up a ramp that Cooter set up in front of the barricade for him. At the end of the ramp is a big strip of wood, but as Bo rides up it, the wood has vanished in order to allow him to make the jump.

Revealing: When Bo has won the race and he is heading back into Hazzard County he drives past a carpark that has three General Lee's in it, one Rough Paint scheme and two with the proper paint scheme, as well as police cars.

Continuity: When Roscoe and the judge are in the court room and the town comes to object the strip mine ordinance, the courtroom doors are held shut by a night stick. When the townspeople start to shake the doors you can see that the night stick slides to an angle, then when they cut to a closer view the night stick is level once again.

Revealing: There is one shot of the Duke boys in their car talking to Uncle Jessie with the CB radio. You can hear Uncle Jessie respond (through the radio) while Bo/Luke still has the button on the microphone pressed. When the button on the mic is pressed, no sound comes out of a CB radio at all, as they cannot transmit and receive at the same time.