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Real-Life Tumbler Batmobile

A limited edition, fully functional replica of the Tumbler Batmobile from Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy is being produced by Warner Bros. and Action Vehicle Engineering.

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What type of engine does the Tumbler Batmobile have?: It weighs 2.5 tons and is powered by a 6.2-liter V8 General Motors engine, producing 532 horsepower and 659 Nm of torque.
What are the dimensions and weight of the Tumbler Batmobile?: The Tumbler Batmobile is a middle-to-high SUV size, measuring 4.64 meters in length and 2.82 meters in width.
Describe the chassis and interior features of the Tumbler Batmobile.: The Batmobile's chassis is constructed using aviation-grade steel, Kevlar, carbon fiber, and fiberglass; interior details are limited but include Alcantara upholstery and air conditioning.
What is the estimated delivery time and method for the Tumbler Batmobile?: The delivery time for the Tumbler is estimated to be 15 months, and each vehicle will be delivered directly to the buyer's home with a unique serial number.
How many Tumblers will be built, what is the cost, and how are buyers selected?: Only ten Tumblers will be built, each costing approximately \$3 million; buyers will be selected through a lottery system after a financial verification process.

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