which bat mobile u like?

[Jack Napier]

"Get in the car." "Which one?" BAM!

Keaton's ride.

 

[XCharlieX]

My favs were Keatons batmobile and the tumbler. Both are different concepts. Keatons was basically the stylistic smooth looking car. The tumbler is basically an armor clad road terror.

 

[Palpadious]

1. '89 Batmobile
2. TAS
3. '66
4. Tumbler





5. Schumacher's crap

 

[Stupify_me]

B: TAS & the Burton films had the best ones.

Schumacher's shouldn't even grace the poll.

To be honest I hated Schumachers movie , costumes and Batmobil but I would rather see his Batmobile any day over that damn Tumbler

 

[Cinemaman]

That one from BR was great, but I also liked Tumbler.

 

[McGourgh]

Tumbler, cause it´s Badass.

 

[Kevin Roegele]

 

[Green Goblin 1964]

Tumbler

 

[griffolyon12]

For me it's a tie between the Tumbler and Burton's batmobile.

 

[Bathead]

IMO, the Shumacher cars were decent in their basic design, i.e. the overall basic shape and configuration, where they went horribly wrong were all the openings and lights. Looked like something Santa Claus would drive.

 

[Bat Attack]

But Santa dosn't drive ****.

 

[the_scream]

The Tumbler is awesome. It's gritty, real and sounds like a beast. It is the only Batmobile that looks like it can withstand a pounding and the only mobile that looks like it might exist in the real world. I like Burton's version but it was too plastic looking and couldn't turn a corner without a grappling hook.

 

[Merkel]

The Tumbler, because it's the only one that makes sense. Burton's looks great, but I hate bat wings on the car.

 

[Hack and Slash]

The Tumbler of course

 

[Lex Luthor]

I like the B89 Batmobile slightly better than The Tumbler. But just by a hair.

 

[Marcus]

The 89'model's my favourite. It sleek and cool, but terrifying at the same time

The tumbler gets the second place, it's just so badass!

As Bathead mentioned, Schumachers cars ( especially BF model) had cool designs, but the outcome wasn't that great. B&R 97 model looks like a Las Vegas prop with all the darn lights.

 

[Comic Book Boy]

Tumbler, then Burton-mobile.