Also available is a Batmobile 3D puzzle ($4.95) that connects to form a 5 x 1 ½ x 2 ¼-inch model of the muscle car featured in a thrilling chase sequence with Colin Farrell’s Penguin.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow revealed that he purchased a $2.9 million Batmobile on the premiere episode of HBO's 'Hard Knocks: In Season with the AFC North.' ...

Joe Burrow won't own a Batmobile after all, but he very much should. advertisement. Joe Burrow should still buy the $3 million 'Batmobile', actually. Story by Blake Schuster, For The Win ...

Joe Burrow is the proud owner of his very own replica Batmobile. “Have I told you I bought a Batmobile?” the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback, 28, told teammates Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins ...

The acquisition of the Batmobile is the latest reflection of his landmark deal in Cincinnati. The Bengals are currently 4-8 this season, which isn't how 2024 was projected to go for the team.

There’s a real Wayne Enterprises, and it’s selling a $3 million Batmobile. And just like Batman’s own ride, the life-size Tumbler isn’t technically street legal. By Andrew Paul.

Hot Wheels has released a $500 radio controlled car based on the new Batmobile. The car is a highly detailed replica of Bruce Wayne’s alter ego’s latest ride, which will debut in the 2022 ...

A replica of the Tim Burton-era Batmobile that's powered by a turbine engine from a 1960s drone helicopter will be auctioned by Barrett-Jackson in January.

Burrow won’t be driving his Batmobile to Bengals practice either way because it isn’t street-legal, which is probably a good thing since it looks like it could pancake a Prius in traffic.

The Batmobile runs on jet fuel, kerosene or diesel, and gets between 3 and 10 miles per gallon (78 to 24 l/100 km). That last part is important, because it’s street-legal in most states, ...