The 1995 Batmobile sold at RM Auctions is a promotional vehicle, never used in filming. Instead, Warner Bros embarked it on various promotional tours around the world before its eventual acquisition by Mr. Wiseman in 1999. The running and driving example was constructed in Australia with a fiberglass body and a custom tubular chassis. Its mold cost a reported $2,500,000 and an additional $300,000 was invested to complete the vehicle.
Interestingly, the buyer signed a Warner Bros. and DC Comics purchase agreement that includes the following restrictions:
1.The Batmobile may only be exhibited at purchaser’s permanent location and at auto shows conducted at parks, schools and other similar public places but not at shopping malls, markets, department stores or commercial locations.
2. The Batmobile may only be exhibited in a stationary state and must be mechanically unable to be driven while on display to the general public and must comply with applicable fire codes.
3.The Batmobile may be driven solely when necessary for maintenance purposes and may never be driven while in public view.
4.No modifications, alternations or cosmetic changes of any kind can be made to the Batmobile nor can the Batmobile be reproduced in any way.
5. The Batmobile shall not be licensed, leased or otherwise made available to any third party for any reason.
6. The Batmobile may not be used, referred to, photographed or depicted in any advertisement, endorsement or promotion of any commercial establishment, product or service of any kind.
7. The Batmobile may not be sold, transferred, leased or disposed of without prior written approval from Warner Bros. Consumer Products.
Via: RM Auctions
“Na na na na na na na na na na BATMAN. That is what your neighbours will say when you pull into the driveway” –no, we haven’t lost it, this is how the owner of this 1989 Batmobile chose to start the description of the car on eBay… Even though we admire people with a good sense of humor, we didn’t find anything funny with the $500,000 starting price (about €330,000). 
The seller supports that this Batmobile was one of the five cars that Warner Bros built for Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman movie staring Michael Keaton, Jack Nicholson and Kim Basinger. Strangely, the seller also says that this particular Batmobile “could have been in the Batman movie” – whatever that means. –More pics after the jump
Link: eBay
