Batmobile Designer Concept

 All designer debut to win the best Design Concept of Batman Mobile.

Car Design Fetish launched a design competition focusing on the Batmobile. Participants are invited to create a quick sketch / rendering - less than two hours - it shows a new creative idea for this iconic vehicle.

Projects will be selected based on originality, freshness and databases sketch CDF team and guest judge Dwayne Vance.

Batmobile Designer Concept

The winner will receive copies of the Batman graphic novels cacophony of Kevin Smith and Year One by Frank Miller.The Annals of superhero-dom, one of the most popular and has staged a successful Batman. Born in 1930, this has remained an iconic figure on the eve of the war a number of television, VHS and DVD and even Joel Schumacher. If obedience belongs to Adam West, Michael Keaton and Christian Bale, is granted, the Caped Crusader has done incredibly well for himself.

Then ask yourself: what would be the Dark Knight is not his car? Unlike Superman (who can fly) and Spiderman (which can shoot webs at the wrist), Batman is based on the condition of the car to get it from point A to point B. Choose Barris-Tetty Ford Futura, and in the 60s

Original Batmobile Spotted at Car Wash?

It’s no secret that Southern California is home to one of the best car cultures in the world. You can find a cruise or car show pretty much any day of the year, and it’s always amazing to see the vehicles that show up. It’s even incredible to see the kinds of cars that are simply out and about performing normal, everyday tasks. In addition to the usual Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porsches, you can sometimes catch some truly unique cars out in the wild.

Take, for instance, this original Batmobile that was out getting a wash and wax at the Car Spa in Newport Beach this weekend. It’s the fourth of four original Batmobiles built by George Barris back in 1966 and is known as the “dragster” version because of its 427ci Holman and Moody V8 under the hood and dual parachutes attached to the rear. The car was built to serve as an exhibition model and actually raced at several drag strips around the country back in the 1960’s. It also comes with a working saw blade that drops down at the front and can actually shoot flames out the back. We tip our hats to the fine gentleman that actually drives this thing on the street.

Original Batmobile Spotted at Car Wash?

It’s no secret that Southern California is home to one of the best car cultures in the world. You can find a cruise or car show pretty much any day of the year, and it’s always amazing to see the vehicles that show up. It’s even incredible to see the kinds of cars that are simply out and about performing normal, everyday tasks. In addition to the usual Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Porsches, you can sometimes catch some truly unique cars out in the wild.

Take, for instance, this original Batmobile that was out getting a wash and wax at the Car Spa in Newport Beach this weekend. It’s the fourth of four original Batmobiles built by George Barris back in 1966 and is known as the “dragster” version because of its 427ci Holman and Moody V8 under the hood and dual parachutes attached to the rear. The car was built to serve as an exhibition model and actually raced at several drag strips around the country back in the 1960’s. It also comes with a working saw blade that drops down at the front and can actually shoot flames out the back. We tip our hats to the fine gentleman that actually drives this thing on the street.

Batmobile Has Sold For A Whopping $297,000

The Batmobile from Batman Forever movie has sold for a whopping $297,000.