Batman & Robin Batmobile Spec

Batman & Robin Roadster

SIZE: 33 feet long, 5 feet high, 153" wheelbase
ENGINE: Chevy 350 ZZ3(off road racing motor)
TOP SPEED: As high as 350 mph with afterburner thrust; TFX road tested the Batmobile at 140 mph.
SPECIAL FEATURES: All new design; 22" prototype Goodyear tires with the BAt emblem embossed on the treads; single rear cockpit; independent suspension; illuminated blue hubcaps; pulsing chassis lights.
AFTERBURNER: Six flame columns produce a V-shaped exhaust pattern six feet long

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Love those batmobile cars I always interested in seen in person since I was little the first one was in 1966 when the original one came out. Now I still wish I can see them but my luck has turn for worse specially now i am ill I am Dad of three kids the Government terminated our contract of work no more work unemployment wont help us no more and Wellfaire Government has shut the door's for help and my family of five, the next couple day's my family and I will loose next is our SUV truck and then are house my wife has part time job which we get by barely plus I have diabetes now and I dont even have help from a Health coverage sorry for telling my sob story but I think somebody should know specially when I was there helping the Government in 911 as a law enforcement officer which they forget and now I am about to be homeless without a job I am 45 and now I have to go to back to school for a new occupation hopefully I get financial help? Wow what a life someday I just want to cry!

Frank Larrea on 6/7/2012 1:46:10 AM

niceeeee

czankel on 2/2/2012 5:43:37 PM

Keep up the great work, they look neat and a TON of work to do. We redid one of the TV series batmobile years ago for Daryl Starbird, to tour in his car show, it was a lot of work but a blast to do. Thanks for some fond memories. An d to the bat cave robin mix up some more fiberglas!!
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Truman Lewis on 11/12/2009 3:31:26 PM

Eh. The only truly cool Batmobile was the one from the TV series. The Tumbler's ok, but the rest of the new ones look ridiculous.

Cowcharge on 10/17/2009 10:56:02 PM

Waste of money, & a waste of time.

Dark Knight Detective on 5/2/2009 6:30:28 PM

Those back wings are horrible. Completely unpractical. Batman would never settle for that.

Anonymous on 4/22/2009 10:37:07 AM

Is it just me, or there's just no windshield to this car? Considering the fact that it's jet powered and supposed to go really fast, batman would have quite a trouble driving it :P

Vic on 4/20/2009 8:52:46 AM

Just who on Earth gave this God awful pile of garbage the green light?

Dark Knigh Detective on 3/22/2009 3:46:13 PM

This car is completely ridiculous. He might as well have been driving around in a giant penis.

Like the film, it's garish, illogical and completely out of touch with the mood of Batman that had been established in the comic books and what people wanted at the time. Also the lack of cockpit and the holes in the body work makes it look unfinished.

If Clooney was being directed by Burton he would have been a good Batman. This was awful and illustrates exactly why the next Batman film was a new begining.

Slow Learner on 2/11/2009 5:37:53 AM

God, what an ugly car! You people thought that the Kilmer Mobile, well take a look at this one & tell me that it's beautiful. What a waste of production!

Michael Keaton Fan Man on 1/29/2009 11:07:38 AM

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