Regardless of where you stand on this Batmobile or the movie it comes from, there is still much to know and celebrate about this rendition of the famous vehicle. Whereas the 1989 Batmobile is universally cool to most people, The Batman Forever Batmobile bothered many due to its neon lights and lizard-like features. The Batmobile may only be exhibited in a stationary state and must be mechanically unable to be driven while on display to the general public and must comply with applicable fire codes.The Batman Forever Batmobile is a memorable Batmobile that people either hate or love. The Batmobile may only be exhibited at the purchaser’s permanent location and at auto shows conducted at parks, schools and other similar public places but not at shopping malls, markets, department stores or commercial locations.Ģ. This Batmobile isn’t the actual car that was used during the filming of Batman Forever, but a promotional vehicle used at marketing events.Īlso, Warner Bros is imposing an agreement on anyone who owns the Batmobile which forbids the buyer to use it on public roads among other things. As with any big Hollywood or TV production, there are usually multiple versions of any featured vehicle.
Sounds like a great deal right? Maybe not. Why Buying The Batmobile From Batman Forever Is A Bad Idea It still sounds like a lot but that’s only a fraction of the $2,800,000 it costs to make ($2.5M for the mold, plus extra $300,000 for completion). Although it was estimated to sell for $800,000, the buyer only paid $297,000. Warner Bros sold the vehicle at RM Auctions.Īnd the new owner got the Batmobile from Batman Forever for a steal. This month, some lucky people got a chance to own the Batmobile from the 1995 film, “Batman Forever,” starring Val Kilmer, Tommy Lee Jones, Jim Carrey, and Nicole Kidman. And with each variation, there’s usually a new Batmobile. Over the years, there have been several variations of Batman. So why did the Batmobile sell so cheaply? It’s a bad deal. $2,800,000 to create Batman’s Batmobile car for the 1995 film. The Batmobile from Batman Forever just sold for only $297,000.
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