In America They Sell A Batmobile Powered By A Helicopter. And You Can Ride It On The Roads

A replica of the Batmobile from the movie "Batman" by Tim Burton is up for sale on eBay. According to the seller, the car is made in full accordance with the original. At the same time, it is officially registered, and you can drive on it on public roads.

• The Batmobile is powered by a 400 horsepower army gas turbine engine (similar to those commonly found on helicopters or tanks). It spins up to 20,000 rpm, works in tandem with a four-speed automatic and is capable of digesting not only kerosene, but also diesel. According to the seller, this is the only Batmobile in the world equipped with such an engine.
• The seller does not indicate which chassis of the Batmobile is based on, but notes that the car weighs about the same as a Chevrolet Corvette. The car has air suspension, all-round cameras and a full set of working gauges and instruments on the front panel, made in exact accordance with the car's tidy from the movie. For convenience, a touchscreen tablet was implanted in the center of the panel.
• Due to the fact that the Batmobile has a road permit, some of the chips had to be sacrificed. So, 30-caliber machine guns of the Browning system are dummies with imitation of the sounds of shots. Initially, the Batmobile also had a flamethrower that threw out flames from the exhaust pipes (like the car in the film), but after the official design, this system was removed.

• The seller assures that during the entire period of operation, the Batmobile only once demanded a replacement spark plug, there were no more problems with it. The car is located in America and costs serious 680,000 dollars (more than 43 million rubles).
• A replica of the Batmobile from the Tim Burton film was also sold in Russia a few years ago. The original car featured in the film was based on a Chevrolet Impal and powered by a petrol V8.