A 13-foot wide Batmobile could sell for £686,000 after it was put up for sale on a Russian website – despite being too big to fit on normal roads.
The two-seater coupe, a recreation of the Batmobile from the 2016 film Batman Vs Superman, is 19.7-feet long and comes complete with a thermal imagine camera and replica ‘gun’.
The car has racked up just 74 miles since it was built last year, is equipped with a five-litre V8 engine with a 502 horsepower capacity and is one of only four such cars in the world, according to its owner Alisher Punk.
There are two other Batmobile replicas in the United Arab Emirates and another in the USA.
The vehicle, which weighs more than one and a half tonnes, can only be transported through urban areas on special vehicles due to its size.
An average car is 29 per cent smaller than the machine – at 14.7-feet long – and the car is a foot wider than a single lane road – which is 12 feet wide.
Russian company FastBoomPro have installed several upgrades on the car, including automatic doors, armoured glass and a quick-detachable steering wheel, similar to racing cars.
A previous Batmobile was sold on the website with an asking price of £888,905 and the car will be kept at the Oscar Club car space in Moscow until it is sold.
The Oscar Club is a elite car club that offers a space for Moscow’s supercar owners to leave their vehicles.
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