Can you buy a Batmobile Tumbler?

A street-legal replica of the Batmobile from Christopher Nolan’s Batman films—aka “The Tumbler”—has been built and is now being put up for sale to the general public for a cool $1 million. Yes, that’s right, this vehicle is 100% legal to drive on normal streets.

How much is the Tumbler Batmobile worth?

Service Market, an insurance specialist, values this car at $1.55 million. Replicas of Nolan’s Tumbler have sold for as much as $1 million, and those with cheaper donor cars like those listed by Historics Auctioneers had a high-end value of £120,000.

Is the Tumbler from Batman a real vehicle?

The custom-built Batman Tumbler is an actual working vehicle. The prototype took approximately one year to manufacture, but the ones that followed had a quicker turn-around. During filming, the Tumbler actually performed on the streets, making jumps and reaching 90 MPH for the action-adventure movies.

Is the tumbler a Batmobile?

The Dark Knight Several months later, Batman parked the Tumbler, which was newly christened the “Batmobile”, in a parking garage, where he remotely controlled it to fire at some cars in order to intimidate Scarecrow and a Russian mob before Batman himself appeared on the scene.

What kind of car is the Batmobile Tumbler?

As these movies were low-budget, a normal 1939 Cadillac Series 75 Convertible was used. If the top was up, that was Batmobile, and when the top down, it was simply Bruce Wayne’s private car.

Where is the tumbler now?

Everything about the three films, from the casting to the stories and the way they were told, and the vehicles used, was perfect to these fans. The same Batman fans will probably be heartbroken to know that the iconic Tumbler is now abandoned outside a warehouse in Dubai.

How much does the real Batman Tumbler cost?

V8-Powered Batman Tumbler Replica Has A $399,000 Price Tag | Carscoops.

Where is the Tumbler Batmobile now?

How much does a Batman Tumbler cost?

Why is the Batmobile called a tumbler?

– The ‘Tumbler’ name comes from its military history due to its ability to jump and tumble. – The car has no front axle – director Nolan wanted the wheels to be held from the side.