Big Wheels, Tiny Batmobile: Hot Wheels TOON’D in Black and Green

This TOON’D Batmobile looks ready to take over the shelf. Its rear wheels are enormous beside the short body, the fins reach up behind the cockpit, and bright green lines pick out the dark paint. Orange bat logos on the doors make it easy to spot among other Hot Wheels.

If you collect Batman cars, this version adds a playful change of shape. The familiar fins and twin windscreens are still there, but the tall, compact proportions give the car a cartoon look. That difference is the main reason to choose it: the shape is as much a part of the decoration as the black and green finish.

Take a look at the black and green version

Black and green TOON’D Batmobile

This Batmobile is sold loose, without its original card or packaging. See the product page for the current price, availability and photographs.

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The color changes with the angle

The dark body can look almost black in one area and deep green in another. Brighter green pinstriping follows the sides and fins, with orange lines around the wheel arches. The black wheels have blue or turquoise outer rings, adding another splash of color low down on the car.

Look from above and the two tinted windscreens become much more noticeable. Their greenish turquoise color stands out against the gray interior. The open cockpit and the space between the rear fins also give you more to see than a straight side view suggests.

A slight turn on the shelf lets you see a bat logo, the tall rear wheel and both windscreens together. Leave a little room behind the car so the fins do not disappear against another dark model. A plain background makes the colored outlines easier to enjoy.

Check the colored edges before choosing a loose car

On the photographed example, some rubbing is visible along the orange lines near the fins and wheel arches, as well as on the blue wheel rings. Those small colored areas deserve a close look because they do so much of the visual work. Check both side views instead of judging the finish from the first photograph alone.

The bright white patches on the dark paint include reflections from the lighting. Comparing the views helps you separate glare from a mark that stays visible on the same part of the car. If condition is the deciding factor for you, ask about the available example before ordering; several loose cars can share one product page.

Batmobile or Bone Shaker?

The gold #68 Bone Shaker is worth comparing if big rear wheels and an open cabin appeal to you. The Batmobile keeps its mechanical details inside a dark body with tall fins. The Bone Shaker puts long, bright exhaust pipes and engine details out in the open.

Two bold shapes for a small display

Model	What catches the eye	Choose it for
Black and green TOON’D Batmobile	Tall fins, bat logos and twin tinted windscreens	A playful addition to a Batman collection
Gold #68 Bone Shaker	Side exhausts, exposed engine details and an open cabin	A hot-rod display with plenty of visible mechanical detail

Check the gold Bone Shaker’s availability, or read our closer look at its details. The two cars have very different shapes, so choose the one that suits the rest of your display.

A few things to know before buying

Does this Batmobile come in its original packaging?

No. It is offered as a loose car. The garage backdrop and other scenery in the photographs are not included.

Are the front and rear wheels the same size?

No. The rear wheels on this version are noticeably larger. The side photographs show that difference clearly.

Is this the long Batmobile or the short TOON’D version?

This is the TOON’D version, with a short, tall body and oversized rear wheels. Choose it for that cartoon shape if you want something different beside more realistically proportioned Batman cars.

Looking for another car to put beside it? Browse our Product Guides for more photographs and comparisons.