Batman Cars & Gadgets



This is the evolution of the Batman cars and features the coolest gadgets each car had to offer – what will the next Batmobile look …

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  1. THE BATMAN is a reboot of a different comic than Batman. There are Batmobiles and then there is THE BATMOBILE. They don't belong in the same list. It's the difference between the HULK and the INCREDIBLE HULK.

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  2. Okay like did anybody notice that every single one of them except for the two that the people made is in Dubai and the one is abandoned what is up with everything in Dubai why isn't it over here like that's wild to me

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  3. Adam West's Batmobile also had a Bat Ray!!! A laser beam that could a T-Rex if one was running after you!!!!! Lol!!!! And Robin also had a Batzooka that could be used to take out a T-Rex.

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  4. Machine guns??? Why not have twin Bat Rays. A machine gun would put holes in the bad guy's car …A Bat Ray would disintegrate the entire vehicle with just one hit!!! Just like the phasers in Star Trek!!!! That seems a lot more effective to me!!!! Lol!!!!🤣🤣🤣 What could be better than having on your Batmobile armed with Stark Trek phasers!!! If you have ten cars chasing you the rear phasers will erase them from existence with just on hit. Add "Kit" from Night Rider to your Batmobile and Kit can take care of the battle stations and/or the driving as needed!!!! Now you are ready!!!!

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  5. The Tim Buton / Keaton Bat Mobile is the very definition of Batman. It doesn't bother with Old or Modern. It's absolute timeless. Newton's face and The Theme Music is unmatched. This is Gotham true to Comic.

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  6. You did almost all the on screen live action Batmobiles, except the oldest ones, and a couple of others, I would have included. There was the following:
    01 – 1943 Batman Serial – a black 1939 Cadillac Series 61 convertible
    02 – 1949 Batman And Robin Serial – a 1949 Mercury
    03 – 1963 promotional Batmobile (1956 Oldsmobile Rocket 88 chassis customised by Forrest Robinson of Westmoreland, N.H. between 1960 and 1963)
    04 – 1965 Batman (1960s film & television series) – 1955 Lincoln Futura concept car, customised by George Baris
    05 – 1989 Batman (film) & Batman Returns (1992) – John Evans sfx team build on a Chevrolet Impala chassis
    06 – 1992 Batman: The Animated Series – Massimo Tonoi is the owner of a Batman: The Animated Series Batmobile real-life replica
    07 – 1995 Batman Forever – a Chevrolet 350 ZZ3 engine and custom wheelbase with a customised body shell by Production Team
    08 – 1997 Batman & Robin – designed by Harald Belker it had a Chevy 350 ZZ3 off-road engine and a custom wheelbase and body shell
    09 – 2005 The Dark Knight Trilogy – The Tumbler and associated Batpod. Powered by a 5.7-liter Chevy V8 engine, with a totally functional Baja body design shell and advanced suspension.
    10 – 2016 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice & Suicide Squad (2016) – Designed by production designer Patrick Tatopoulos and Dennis McCarthy.
    11 – 2017 Gotham (TV series – Season 4) – a heavily fortified matte-black Ford Mustang
    12 – 2018 Titans (2018 TV series) – designed by concept artist John Gallagher, who provided the visual effects company Encore VFX (No physical model made).
    13 – 2022 The Batman – Customised Muscle car design with 4 models, 3 with V8 engines and a fourth with a Tesla chassis.

    Lastly, considering your channel is mostly built around supercars, I would have also included a honorable mention of the Mercedes that Ben Affleck's Batman used in 'Justice League'.

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  7. The latest version of the Batmobile is a disappointing disaster. When Bruce was a young boy he went to a future world expo. There he saw the future car that inspired him. The rest is history.

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  8. The Clooney Batmobile is a decent one to be honest. I know because it was in the B&R movie that many people disliked. But it's 2023. I think I have let go of the anger of the B&R movie. It was what it was and I am liking the ClooneyMobile.

    RIP Joel Schumacher

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  9. "What will the future Batmobile look like?"

    My guess? Like the Gadgetmobile from the 'Inspector Gadget' cartoon, able to "disguise" itself the way Batman himself does. When Bruce Wayne wants to be incognito, it looks like a four-door sedan any middle-class person will drive, and is visually unremarkable; when Bruce Wayne needs to become Batman, he pressed a button to make the car's body panels change color, deploy spoilers, extend the wheelbase and/or deploy extra wheels, extend gun turrets and other weapons from hidden bays, and he's ready to run down some criminal scum.

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  10. It made no sense of a fiction crusaders having a massive slow transportation tank. Batman needed a secret stealthy, swift & near invincible dynamic arrival vehicle. That's where future model needs to evolve into reality form. To show.

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  11. The only Batmobile, I don’t like is a dodge charger one. It’s too much like a muscle car. It doesn’t look like something that would be intimidating or something that law-enforcement would drive.

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  12. My personal favorites are the 1966, the 1989 and the batman vs superman batmobile. Always thought the tumbler was just fugly. The new one is cool but doesn't have that mythical quality to it. Out of those though I still think no batmobile looks cooler than the Keaton mobile.

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