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I got to sit in one of the Batman Begins tumblers that was used for filming the movie(s). I used to work where I had easy access to one and early one morning when nobody was around I figured out how to open the door (hatch really over the driver seat) and climbed in. How cool it looked on the outside was unfortunately inversely proportional to how comfortable it was on the inside. Picture a NASCAR car and you’re most of the way there. Neat experience
Oh and also OP’s mom…
I used to sit in K.I.T.T when i was like 8. I was absolutely blown away. I still didn't know what was real and what wasn't. We touched everything in there, even tho we weren't allowed to. My friend still has the blurry polaroid. Thinking back, i don't think it was even close to the production car, and just a car that looked similar with buttons glued on to the dash.