Batmobile With Tank Engine Put Up For Sale In Russia
One of the Russian websites published a sale advert for the replica of the car from the famous movie. The text says that the vehicle has a thermal viewer and a gun imitation on the bumper.
h/t: englishrussia
The length of the car is about four meters, total mass – 1,5 tons. It is announced that the “Batmobile” has a 502 hp engine V8 – such an engine was used by WWII American tanks.
55 million rubles ($860,000) and it’s yours!
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