$31,795.00
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Invoice*
$30,557.20
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Book Value*
What Sam Witwicky really paid for this vehicle in Transformers
$5.00
Technical Specs
Engine: V8, HO, 6.2L
Horsepower: 426 @ 5900 RPM
Torque: 420 @ 4600 RPM
Gas Mileage: 16 mpg City / 24 mpg Hwy
Fuel Type: Gas
Valves per cylinder: -
Total number of valves: -
Drivetrain: RWD
0-60: 5.3 Seconds
Dimensions and Capacity
Fuel Capacity: 19.0
Overall Length: 190.4 inches
Width: -
Height: 54.2 inches
Weight: 3860 lbs.
Tires/Wheel size: P245/45R20
Rear Tires/Wheel size: P275/40R20
Features
Transforms into a fighting robot
Autopilot
Integrated weapons
Urinates fuel
Talking vehicle
Espionage specialty
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Kelley Blue Book Review
Bumblebee isn't only classified as a car, but also as an "autobot", an "alien", and even as a hero itself sometimes. This "thing" kicks butt, literally. The robot-transforming car will fight your fights, thus making this vehicle technically the easy way out to being entitled a hero. In the movie Transformers, Bumblebee's engine roars to a point where the human ears actually hurt, and as it is amplified throughout the whole movie, driving Bumblebee may result in minor hearing loss. Speaking of "driving", there isn't much to drive, as the Bumblebee will drive for you; however, the autopilot can prove to be annoying at times, as Bumblebee is proven to have a rather sensitive personality. On the other hand, despite its large engine and power, it has reasonable fuel efficiency. Ultimately, as this vehicle is reasonably affordable, you get the most bang for your buck with this car if you're just entering the industry.
You'll Like This Car If...
- Lazy and don't like to drive
- Want a transforming car
- Not much of a fighter
- Want a car that fights for you
- Want a talking car
- Not looking to spend a fortune
You'll Won't Like This Car If...
- Want a color other than Yellow with Black stripes
- Don't like a car that urinates
- Don't want your car kicking you out if you get mad at it
- Not planning to take it to college
- Own pets, more specifically dogs
