Marvel Comics (Earth-616)

Spider-Mobile

Spider-Mobile

The Spider-Mobile, also known as the Spider-Buggy, was created by Corona Motors for an advertisement campaign promoting their non-polluting engine, involving a cross-promotion with Spider-Man who agreed due to financial needs. It has persisted over time, becoming a persistent annoyance to Spider-Man.

Gear

  • Equipped with a Spidey-Signal, web shooters, and an ejector seat. (source)
  • The web shooters quickly web up some fleeing criminals. (source)
  • Swings from one building to another much like Spider-Man himself. (source)
  • Webs up Spider-Man as he’s trying to jump to the building across the street and swings him back into its back seat. (source) ([Tinkerer])
  • Creates a rope bridge to cross from one building to the next. (source) ([Tinkerer])
  • Can camouflage itself as a regular car. (source)
  • Tinkerer rigs the car to be remote controlled from a distance. (source) ([Tinkerer])
  • Retains autonomous capabilities after being hijacked by Deadpool. (source) ([Deadpool])
  • Exhibits autonomous operation when not hijacked by Deadpool. (source)
  • Peter Parker and Johnny Storm implant Reed Richards’ gravity manipulating device, allowing it to drive on walls. (source)
  • Performs donuts on the side of the Daily Bugle. (source)
  • The gravity device functions as intended while attached to the vehicle. (source)
  • Exhibits wall-sticking ability even after Deadpool’s hijacking and restoration, despite the device supposedly being removed. (source) ([Deadpool])
  • Drives on the underside of a highway. (source) ([Deadpool])
  • Summons itself using a button on the keyring. (source) ([Deadpool])
  • Upgraded by Master Matrix with teleportation ability. (source) ([Deadpool])

Speed/Maneuverability

  • Accelerates from 0 to 90 mph in three seconds. (source)
  • Outruns several police cars until cornered. (source)
  • Police claim it was going at least 90 mph. (source)
  • Drives up and down a set of stairs to escape a blockade. (source)
  • Makes a wide jump to catch Peter, Miles, and Deadpool as they fall. (source)
  • Drives up a wall and leaps between two adjacent buildings. (source) ([Tinkerer])
  • Drives straight up the side of a skyscraper. (source) ([Replica])
  • Drives along the side of a bridge made of support beams. (source) ([Deadpool])

Ramming/Durability

  • Knocks a guy into the air with a grazing hit. (source)
  • Takes a headbutt from Hammerhead that knocks it onto its side without denting; Spider-Man rights it with a swinging kick. (source)
  • Smashes into a wall and hits Mysterio hard enough to nearly kill him; Deadpool is mainly concerned with the paintjob. (source)
  • Catches Spider-Man off guard, dragging him behind without slowing or stopping. (source)
  • On a concrete ceiling destroyed by a massive Symbiote monster; gets smashed but remains operational. (source)
  • Takes several long falls and a piercing attack that lops off a wheel before ceasing to function. (source)
  • Rams into a brick wall hard enough to break it and dislodge a drainage pipe. (source) ([Tinkerer])
  • Not significantly damaged when yanked off the roof and slammed into the ground by Spider-Man. (source) ([Deadpool])
  • Drives straight through several giant chitinous bug people. (source) ([Deadpool])