A tribute to Batman’s car is auctioned on Catowiki: there is time until August 24 to make an offer. The value of the car? About 80,000 euros
The technical base is a 1973 Lincoln Continental, but under the skeleton of a luxurious American car hide – so to speak – the appearance of the Batmobile of the 1966 Batman TV series. And it is just like that: the vehicle that is seen depicted in the photos of this article was used by the actor Adam West during promotional events related to the series. Currently the car, owned by an Italian, is located in the Florence area: its value is around the 80,000 euros. Lovers of the series, collectors or fans of special means will be able to offer an offer in the period of time between Friday 8 and Sunday 24 August 2025. The auction is available on Catowiki, the online marketplace leader of special objects.
The car
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The Batmobile Replica in question represents a unique piece for collectors and fans of the Dark Knight. The car has numerous details and accessories inspired by the famous vehicle of the small screen, such as leather seats and external aesthetics with a futuristic look, as well as the typical black color of the bodywork. Over the years this Lincoln Continental from 1973 It has been exhibited all over the world during dedicated events, often together with Adam West, becoming a real icon among fans of the series. From its exposure to the London Motor Museum to its stock near Florence, the car has always aroused great curiosity.
A rarity
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“It is one of the very few reruns of the Batmobile built in Europe – explains Franco Vigorito, a vintage cars expert in Catowiki – and has a unique cultural value due to its link with the television show. An unmissable opportunity for classic car collectors”. The car is fully functional and has recently received maintenance intervention. Mounts its original engine 7.5 -liter V8 With a 3 -speed automatic transmission, it has a solid underbody with only reading traces of surface oxidation and well preserved interiors. The design is faithful to the legendary Batmobile of 1966 and is accompanied by British registration documents that attest to the historian.
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