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“Na na na na na na na na na na BATMAN. That is what your neighbours will say when you pull into the driveway†–no, we haven’t lost it, this is how the owner of this 1989 Batmobile chose to start the description of the car on eBay… Even though we admire people with a good sense of humor, we didn’t find anything funny with the $500,000 starting price (about €330,000).
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1989 Batmobile for Sale on eBay
“Na na na na na na na na na na BATMAN. That is what your neighbours will say when you pull into the driveway†–no, we haven’t lost it, this is how the owner of this 1989 Batmobile chose to start the description of the car on eBay… Even though we admire people with a good sense of humor, we didn’t find anything funny with the $500,000 starting price (about €330,000). 
The seller supports that this Batmobile was one of the five cars that Warner Bros built for Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman movie staring Michael Keaton, Jack Nicholson and Kim Basinger. Strangely, the seller also says that this particular Batmobile “could have been in the Batman movie†– whatever that means. –More pics after the jump
Link: eBay
- Quick, To The Batmobile, But Which One, The 1966 Or The 1989 Model?
Ah, the never-ending battle of which is the best Batmobile of all time. A new webshow called 'Super Power Beat Down' has brought together two of the most famous Batmobiles from the whacky 1966-1968 Batman television series and from Tim Burton's...
- This 1989 Batmobile Replica Is Powered By A Boeing Jet Turbine! [+videos]
Perhaps the most celebrated Batmobile after the 1966 model from Adam West's Batman TV Show is the Anton Furst designed version from the 1989 and 1991 Tim Burton films. And while collectors may seek the original Batmobiles featured in the movies,...
- Swede Creates Amazing Batmobile Replica, Cost Over $1 Million And Took 20,000 Man-hours To Build!
A diligent Swede with more money to spend than Bruce Wayne himself and more free time to spare than a death row inmate has reportedly invested around $1 million US (we've no idea how this number came up) and about 20,000 man-hours to create this...
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There seems to be no shortage of Batmobile replicas these days. This one, which is supposed to be an exact recreation of the Batmobile that appeared in Tim Burton's 1989 Batman film starring Michael Keaton as the caped crusader, is going to be auctioned...
- 1995 “batman Forever†Batmobile Sold For $297,000
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