Over the years, there have quite a few Batmobiles, with the vehicle changing whenever a new director helmed the franchise.

For instance, here’s the Batmobile that appeared in the Tim Burton film.

The next version is Joel Schumacher’s.  It’s a bit garish though there’s no denying that it’s a dynamic-looking vehicle.  Schumacher, if I recall, did at least two Batman films, with a slightly different Batmobile in each.

And finally, the Christopher Nolan version of the Batmobile, also known as the Tumbler.  Its origins are more military-based than the other vehicles, and it shows.

As popular as the Nolan films have been, I prefer the model that was unveiled in Tim Burton’s 1979 film.  And if you feel the same as I do, and have over $154,413 (£90,000) to spare (which I definitely don’t), you can have your very own Batmobile.

Thanks to Carbuzz for the heads up.