Attempts to replicate Batman’s super car have been intermittent and sometimes constant if not consistent in the past. But most replicas have been nearly like relics. In the past we have had the $ 1 million Batmobile from Sweden and in 1966 ther was Batmobile recreation by Barrett-Jackson.

You may be in for a surprise when you know, that you can actually own your own authentic Batmobile for a price. The model in question is a 1976 Lincoln Continental which has been price tagged $19,660.

Not limiting yourself to those gasps at visuals featuring Batmobiles in films or television, you may not be able to boast of its coming signatured with original Batman series characters. But if it is something you want to flaunt at your Halloween party and have loads of dollars in your kitty, go for it.

The replica has props such as lipstick-red Batphone and trunk-mounted faux exhaust stacks to go with it as accessories. The vehicle comes close to vintage fancy too. If you are a vintage collector, it has the right tones and looks for an exotic looking four-wheeler.

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New only in a sense. Probably built by an ardent Batman fan who spent a whopping one million US dollars over 3.5 years to make this machine from a 1973 Lincoln Continental, this one is based on an old Batmobile model off the Batman comics.

But then, it takes a true Batman fan to devote as many as 20,000 working outs to complete the machine! It was spotted on the streets of Stockholm and sports the typical Batmobile gadgetry. Machine guns, video cameras to see behind you when you drive, bodywork that is flexible in height, and even a plasma TV.

Although Batmobile appeared in Batman comics as 1939, it has been built for and used in live action series for television and in the movies many times over since the 1950s.

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It is not often these days that you see the enforcer of dark nights move around in a 1973 Opal and probably even in 1973 Batman actually used a vehicle that was far more advanced than this. Yet there is no escaping the simple charm of this 1973 Opal that has been transformed into the Batmobile with great difficulty. We do appreciate the effort and the vintage look, but there is no denying the fact that the interiors are a bit too old to make it relevant in any form.
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News is Batman enthusiasts can now start saving their fortune as here is an opportunity for them to make up to headlines. The Batmobile from Batman Returns flick is all set to be auctioned off at the 38th annual Kruse International Auction scheduled for 28-31 August followed by 1-2 September (Labor Day weekend) at the 480 acre Kruse Auction Park in Auburn, Indiana. It is being said that the model one of the five Batmobiles witnessed making shots in the movie “Batman Returns.”

After an exhaustive research, one gets to know that less precious non-movie promotional Bat mobiles got sold for $550,000 plus, which offers a neat chance for the masterpiece to set a record price at an upcoming auction. The Comics sales approval agreement from Warner Bros. & DC clearly validates that the number “3″ “Movie” Batmobile is a guaranteed lifetime opportunity to be the proud owner of the grand model from movie history. For more details, prospective bidders may reach Kruse International.

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Sounding like a Bat Mobile with an appeal that of a legendary car, Flatmobile is all set to enter the Guinness record for owning the world’s flattest sedan ever. Measuring 19 inches high, this revolutionary coupe is arguably the world’s lowest vehicle and powered by a jet engine, it can ride with a speed up to 100 mph. The highlighting feature of coupe is its number plate that is bordered by two missile tips. Also, there is a word of vigilance for those who covet the owner as his position is in corporeal danger with semis surrounding all over the place.

Designed, developed and tweaked by 46-year-old Perry Watkins, it won’t only turn heads but is successful in breaking few.

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Those of you who are real 80’s baby then you can easily recall watching the live-action Batman show at Six Flag’s Great Adventure around 1989. That was a re-enactment of certain scenes from the flick, complete with an imitation of the Batmobile. But the one pictured above is above is a real deal. One ruthless eBay seller is gazing to get rid of one of the five actual Batmobiles from the Tim Burton classic demanding a sum of $500,000 at eBay. This operational coupe is structured like a spaceship that has tires attached onto it to make it street legal.

Some peep into the specks of the coupe: Measuring 20 feet long and 8 feet wide, this custom-built chassis has a Chevrolet 350 motor attached to it. To eneter into this vehicle, you have to jump from the top from where the canopy opens, likewise in the movie. Initially this coupe was owned by Warner Bros productions and thus the would-be buyer thinking to ink a deal has to sign a contract with them and some other legal items.

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