Now on eBay, it’s one of the authentic Batmobiles from Tim Burton’s Batman Returns. You’ll fight evil, missile-loaded penguins in style with this sleek little number. And yes, it’s a fully functioning vehicle you can drive around Gotham. Here’s the auctioneer with all the Bat-deets:

This car runs and drives great and has upgraded Fuel Injection, and 8 gallon Harwood Fuel Cell, Monroe Air Shocks, Mickey Thompson Indy Profile L-60X15 Front and Sportsman 33X19.50 15LT Rear Tires with the famous BATMAN Hubs.

Both the front AND rear of the car have full hydrolics, making it very easy to load and unload from it’s NEW 2010 Custom trailer (included with your Batmobile).

Auction ends tomorrow at 6 pm PST, with the current high bid at $310,800. If the reserve of $500K is not met, the Batmobile will be auctioned off on live TV.

Listen, you work hard, so why not treat yourself to one lousy Batmobile? You don’t want to see it end up in The Riddler’s hands, do you? (Cinema Blend)

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The Batmobile has been spotted. That fact alone should make headlines.

But what makes the matter even more interesting is the fact that the iconic car turned up on the set of the upcoming Arthur remake, starring Russel Brand. This could mean one of two things. Either the vehicle (which appears to be the model from Batman Forever) is one of several classic cars belonging to the titular character, or Batman himself dropped by the set because he’s a huge fan of the Arthur franchise. Only time will tell.

(Spoiler Alert: Bruce Wayne is Batman)

When you think about it, Arthur Bach and Bruce Wayne are basically the same character. Both men are troubled millionaires who rely on their butlers as substitute father figures, and both are complex characters hiding behind the facade of a drunken playboy. The only real difference is that one is a deranged sociopath who spends his time ruthlessly pursuing a terrifying clown-like villain (played by Liza Minnelli), and the other is Batman. (Collider)