Heartwarming / Batwheels

• In "Secret Origins of the Batwheels," Batcomputer advises Bam never to forget that he is the most advanced car after he drove Crash away from the Batcave.
  • After all four of the Bat vehicles were reprogrammed by the Bat motherboards, they weren't sure if they could be real heroes like their riders Batman, Robin, and Batgirl. Until Bam explains to them that he was scared too because he didn't think he could be like Batman, but he says he can be a hero by being a hero and believes that his friends can be too.

• In "Stop That Ducky," Bam apologizes to his friends for bossing them around and they forgive him before giving him a chance to be their leader again.

• In "Buff's BFF," Snowy saves a dog from being run over by his big tires. Later, he gets a lick of thanks from the dog for saving it before Buff sees the whole thing and Snowy tells the dog to shoo.
  • After Buff helps Snowy up and leads him to the Batcave to have his axle fixed, they talk about how much they have in common: how they dislike small parking spaces and doorways that they can't fit through, people thinking they can take care of themselves just because they're big, and that they both love all kinds of animals, leading them to develop a friendship with each other.
  • When Buff introduces Snowy to the rest of the Batwheels. At first they're distrustful, understandably so, but when they actually get to know him, they start to see him, as a close friend.
  • Just Snowy and Buff's relationship as a whole. They are both on different sides of the law, yet, they still manage to become the best of friends even with that fact, they still manage to joke around and have fun.

• In "Up In The Air," BC advises Bam that making mistakes is part of being a leader, but he should never forget the great things he has done to help Batman. Then, when his garage door opens, Bam's friends remind him of the times he saved the day, like stopping Toyman in "Bam's Upgrade" and coming up with a plan to capture Ducky in "Stop That Ducky!"
• A small one, but in "Zoomsday", Ducky leaves Prank hanging in the air by an umbrella, Snowy freezes the umbrella to get him on the ground.
• In "Mechanic Panic!," Bibi stayed with Jestah when she was having her axle fixed by M.O.E.
  • In that same episode, when Snowy got stuck on a goalpost during the Zoomathalon, Prank uses his giant whoopee cushion to cushion his fall.
• The entirety of "To the Batmobile!" is a loving tribute to the 1966 television series and the late Adam West, complete with similar graphics, formatting, and cheesiness alongside archived recordings of West used for this series' incarnation of the 1966 Batmobile.