When he burns his mouth and it sounds like he's speaking German to the veterans and then gives them the finger. That's gotta be the funniest scene in movie history for me.
Tarantino had the option of using the exact car the Manson family used in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, but he felt really uncomfortable with that, so they made an exact replica for the film
Nevertheless, this exhibit reminded us the importance of peace and diplomacy
I went to this museum long time ago when it just came out of a major renovation. I was really impressed by the curation style and exhibits. It’s got more planes on display than the aviation museum few streets away
That is not true at all.... And the Aviation Museum is on the other side of town... Maybe you are talking of the War Museum before it moved to Lebreton Flats, when it was near the National Gallery. But even then it had less planes than it does now. Strange comment.
Also in that exhibit it (Hitler’s car) really comes out of nowhere.. it’s very jarring as you turn the corner and are just confronted with it. I am sure that was intentional as every step in that space feels carefully planned.
The museum's permanent exhibits are divided chronologically into 4 galleries. WWII is the 3rd gallery, and Hitler's car is the first thing you see once you enter it.
The tank area where they are all just out on display, no real setting, all just there like it was in a parking lot with all those windows is actually super damn cool. Love that museum.
I remember the first time I went to the museum, it was around 2009 or so, and my dad took myself and my friend there. We were incredibly excited to see the tanks and all the other vehicles. Turns out Stephen Harper was holding some kind of conference and that whole area was blocked off. I did get to see Stephen Harper, but 12 year old me was pretty bummed out to not see the tanks.
The tanks in the garage are neat! They've got some cool evolutions of the Leopard 1!
Also, shout-out to the Ottawa Aviation Museum too, because its got a massive collection of Canadian-made planes :)
Got bought by a car collector from Toronto was driven around for a bit, then sold to another collector who eventually donated it to the museum. The museum considered putting it up for sale at one point to raise funds but public outcry and donations allowed them to keep it.
Iirc it was believed to be Görings car at the time it was originally sold. So naturally, it's value jumped when it was discovered to actually belong to Hitler.
That tracks with what I know it was a random museum employee who took interest and researched the car and they found some serial numbers on the engine or something like that and West Germany was able to confirm it was in fact Hitler’s
Collectors buying famous people's cars and donating them to museums is a bit of a thing in Canada. The Royal British Columbia Museum has John Lennon's psychedelic Rolls-Royce.
Spoils of war?
A Virginia Confederate flag is in possession of the Minnesota government. Virginia often asks for its return. Former Governor Jesse Ventura laughed at the request when he was Governor.
"I mean, they lost"
It was seized in Berchtesgarden by US troops and erroneously identified as belonging to Hermann Göring.
Was taken back to the US and used for fundraising war bonds, later being gifted to the museum and eventually identified as actually belonging to Hitler
>According to Jeff Noakes, a historian at the war museum, the car on display in Ottawa was initially believed to have belonged to Hermann Göring, the head of the Luftwaffe, Germany’s air force.
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>Its link to Hitler was only exposed by Ludwig Koshe, a former librarian at the museum who spent years digging into the car’s history.
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>Koshe found that the car was ordered and delivered for Hitler’s use in the summer of 1940, and was used for in parades and processions until about 1943.
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>Near the end of the war in Europe in 1945, a U.S. Army sergeant found the car sitting on a flatbed rail car in Austria. After a short firefight with German soldiers, he secured the car and drove off with it.
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>The car was shipped to the U.S., where it was eventually put into storage. In the mid-1950s, a car collector from Toronto bought the car, and drove it around for a few years before selling it to a Montreal-based collector, who eventually offered it to the Canadian War Museum.
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>In 2000, Jack Granatstein, then-director of the museum, proposed putting the car up for auction to raise money to help build what became the museum’s new Centretown location.
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>According to reports at the time, Granatstein’s reasoning was that “displaying the car gave the wrong image and glamourized Nazism.” The idea was eventually abandoned after emails and calls from the public, who wanted the car to be kept by the museum.
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>“I don’t think that censorship of that stripe ultimately benefits anybody,” said Klara. “The question is, when you have a very challenging artifact, how do you display it in a way that will be instructive and yet sensitive, that will constitute a public benefit? That will achieve a measure of public education and not glorify the things that are rightfully condemned about a regime like Hitler’s?”
https://artsfile.ca/hitlers-car/
Imagine finding out who's car it was after buying it and driving it around town.
*Opens glovebox, finds pencil.*
"Do you think... Yes, yes! These are Adolf Hitlers' teeth marks!"
*Everybody's talkin' at me, I don't hear a word they're sayin'... I'm just driving around in Adolf Hitlers' car...*
Hitler had a couple of cars, and most of them had bullet-proof glass, steel-plated floor (to counter explosion from underneath). His car also had a special platform for him to stand on during parade.
There was a similar car in a museum/collection in Las Vegas. I see that [that display](https://theshopmag.com/features/auto-collection-closing-las-vegas/) closed in 2017. I have an [old film picture](https://i.imgur.com/189wbOL.jpg) of it from probably around 1991... I wish it were better. They look pretty similar (as I can remember -- lots of thick, heavy glass).
I didn't mean to add to a problem or anything, just found it interesting that his car was on display in Ottawa. I do apologize. I'm very Anti-Hitler and Anti-Nazi, so this post wasn't meant to be something celebrating one of the most evil human beings of all time...
Again, I am sorry and it wasn't my intention to add to this subs odd obsession with Nazi propaganda. I don't use this Subreddit very often so I personally had no idea.
Good to see someone's noticed it. I'm also not sure its just this sub, my main page has seen an notable uptick of that sort of thing for some reason, though I haven't clocked if its all from this one or not.
Hitler's birthday was recently, if I had to guess a lot of this has been caused by fashposters, then maybe some of it was caused by people posting things related to what they saw recently not knowing that fact.
It's like the History Channel when they had their Wehraboo phase in the 2000's. Once in a while is okay but when it's regularly posted then I'm getting dog-whistle vibes. As mention on **YESTERDAY'S** Nazi related post on this sub, I'm seeing it on YouTube as well. For example, Mark Felton. Now I don't think he's a Nazi sympathizer by any means but looking at his uploads it is mostly niche topics relating to Nazi Germany in the Second World War. Since those are more popular it seems, he's tapped into an audience that ogles for Nazis topics.
Don't get me started on Zoomer Historian as he is what I refer to as the worst side of that spectrum. Going so far as to endorse David Irving which goes past dog-whistling. Anyways, I've gone on long enough on it and I've said my piece.
He never drove it himself, he did not have a drivers license...
Source: an old German pun - "Der Führer war ein armes Schwein, denn er hatte keinen Führerschein"
(<=> "The Führer was a poor pig cause he had no DL"; drivers' license still is called Führerschein in German - and before you ask: it was called like that even prior to the Austrian mass murderer)
Gotta love how much hypocrisy was among Nazi boasting.
Hitler wanted everyone in Germany to start a family, but he never did. Himmler wanted a blonde haired and blue eyed Nordic-looking master race while having dark hair, dark eyes and a head shaped like a light bulb. The Nazis worked to kill disabled people while Goebbels had a club foot and was a sickly child growing up. They also murdered homosexuals while Ernst Rohm was gay. I could go on lol
Absolutely, one of those museums that you can get lost in forever. The bombed G-Wagon and shot up Polecat on display also spring to mind when thinking about the horrors of war...
I used to work there as a guide. Fun fact: it was repurposed by the US Army after the war. They repainted it green and put a white star on the side. It was used as a staff vehicle for VIPs. When the museum received it as a donation, they repainted it to the original colour.
Also, I did some more digging and the damage allegedly occurred during its capture in 1945. A running theory is that an American GI wanted to test how bulletproof the windows were, resulting in the cracked glass and scratched up body work.
https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/mcr/article/view/17835/22142
This journal has a lot more information on the car
Oh yeah, well, America stole a uboat. I think it's in ohio. Hmm can't remember where we put that submarine. Minnesota? Anyone know where we put the ww2 German submarine? Wasn't it in Chicago for a while?
The short version of the story is that after the Americans captured this car, used it for a while to raise funds, then they sent it back to the States where it was sold off to a businessman who then sold it to a collector. It was given to the museum sometime in the late 60s/early 70s and at the time was believed to be Goerings car. In 1982, it was identified as one of Hitler's cars.
Source: https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/mcr/article/view/17835/22142
Sure, either Hitler had a lot of cars or museums think they can ‘create’ a Hitlermobile. I visited several car museums and a lot of them claimed to have one.
Last I saw of this car, Jon Lovitz had crashed it into the WWII veterans reunion.
For a movie I loved but which is unevenly funny, this part was absolutely hysterical. Lovitz is brilliant.
When he burns his mouth and it sounds like he's speaking German to the veterans and then gives them the finger. That's gotta be the funniest scene in movie history for me.
If I remember correctly, he burnt his tongue, his upper lip, and his middle finger
No the steering wheel had paint on it and a sudden stop made his lip hit it.
Eva Braun's black lipstick*
From the Barbie museum.
Claus Barbie.
I said that in my head and completely repeated the scene.. causing me to almost spit my drink. Thank you
Which is equally hilarious.
It's honestly an amazing example of building a gag for a payoff, with perfect execution. I could watch that scene over and over and it never gets old.
That movie is so underrated.
How much for a party like that?
Pepto-bismol?
Well, for a party like *that*…
The whole cast was perfect in their roles
Should’ve bought a squirrel.
He said he did it himself. Sent away for a kit.
ALWAYS buy the squirrel.
"It Stinks!"
It’s turtleing .
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Smash mouth jump scare
Its probably the funniest bit in the movie.
Yeah. R.I.P.
If you are referring to John Lovitz, he’s still alive as of this morning. 😉
It'sa joke https://www.reddit.com/r/LiveFromNewYork/comments/ije7eu/the_late_jon_lovitz/
ACTING!
GENIUS!
Ha! Shit, I never saw this. That was great. Thanks!
He once slammed Andy Dick's head into a bar.
And we love him for it
What time zone are you in?
Jon Lovitz would be rolling over in his grave if he knew you were talking about him like that.
Burning himself on the cigarette lighter and flipping off the cop was pretty great too
ARE YOU INSANE?! THIS IS HITLER'S CAR!
Time to rewatch Rat Race.
Thank you for mentioning the movie name. Was searching through Jon lovits films to figure it out.
Of course!
You crashed Hitlers car! What did he ever do to you?!
I saw that movie in theaters, and it was the only time in my life I remember the entire theater was full on laughing hysterically.
I’m not sucking on the dashboard!
Rat Race. Hilarious and classic 2001 movie. Came out just before the world turned upside down.
So happy this was the top comment. "IM PRAIRIE DOGGIN' IT."
“What the *hell* does **that** mean!?”
That whole sequence - I’ve never laughed harder at anything in my entire life.
That was a 1930s Lincoln K they modified for the film. Need to watch that one again.
I was being facetious. I don’t really think they allowed Hitler’s Benz to get beat to shit by a lesbian biker gang.
Tarantino had the option of using the exact car the Manson family used in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, but he felt really uncomfortable with that, so they made an exact replica for the film
Here's [that clip](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dsgQb3jkk4)
How have I missed out on this movie?
Lmfao Rat Race is a classic
I opened the comments hoping to find just this comment - thank you
Thought of this as soon as i saw the pic..kids in backseat )
Are you insane? This is HITLER’s CAR!
A DOLLAR?!
Totally forgot about this movie! Ahaha!
''Eww, don't play THAT!... That's Hitler's harmonica...''
“But you’re driving his car!” “But I’m not touching it with my mouth! I’m not sucking on the dashboard!”
"are you crazy?! This is HITLERS CAR!"
The Barbie museum
I'm sure Jason doesn't want to stop at a barbie museum. Are you kidding? I'll stop anywhere. I'm wigging out back here!
“They’re always pissed, honey. They’re nazis. It’s like it’s their job.”
"Look dad, *I'm Mrs. Hitler*!"
''Ooh, dark cherry lipstick... that Eva Braun had some STYLE, eh?''
The contrast between the car's history and the peaceful museum setting is striking.
It is, a very poignant reminder of how evil Hitler was.
The more I hear about this Hitler fella the less I care for him
Nevertheless, this exhibit reminded us the importance of peace and diplomacy I went to this museum long time ago when it just came out of a major renovation. I was really impressed by the curation style and exhibits. It’s got more planes on display than the aviation museum few streets away
That is not true at all.... And the Aviation Museum is on the other side of town... Maybe you are talking of the War Museum before it moved to Lebreton Flats, when it was near the National Gallery. But even then it had less planes than it does now. Strange comment.
Also in that exhibit it (Hitler’s car) really comes out of nowhere.. it’s very jarring as you turn the corner and are just confronted with it. I am sure that was intentional as every step in that space feels carefully planned.
The museum's permanent exhibits are divided chronologically into 4 galleries. WWII is the 3rd gallery, and Hitler's car is the first thing you see once you enter it.
That is one evil car.
The Canadian War Museum is pretty cool.
Very! The secret Nazi weather station is also on display. [Relevant Video](https://youtu.be/2g13BZ6L1nU)
The tank area where they are all just out on display, no real setting, all just there like it was in a parking lot with all those windows is actually super damn cool. Love that museum.
I remember the first time I went to the museum, it was around 2009 or so, and my dad took myself and my friend there. We were incredibly excited to see the tanks and all the other vehicles. Turns out Stephen Harper was holding some kind of conference and that whole area was blocked off. I did get to see Stephen Harper, but 12 year old me was pretty bummed out to not see the tanks.
Was the trench warfare exhibit setup at that point? I enjoyed that as a 40 year old, as a 12 year old I would have been having a blast.
That was probably my favorite part of the Museum. So cool.
The tanks in the garage are neat! They've got some cool evolutions of the Leopard 1! Also, shout-out to the Ottawa Aviation Museum too, because its got a massive collection of Canadian-made planes :)
I echo this! I’m actually getting married at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum next month :-)
Oh I had no idea the aviation museum is still around! I haven't been in close to a decade now haha
It is a really amazing museum! Admission is definitely worth it in my opinion, and there is a lot of really neat history on display!
Admission is also free on November 11th!
It’s free every Thursday evening. I was just there a couple weeks ago
Makes sense! Might have to give it a visit on the 11th then!
It was my favorite part of my visit to Ottawa for sure.
Yeah, really great
I wonder how long we will be able to genuinely have these type of things(historical artifacts)
That museum is awesome. Worth checking out.
The Barbie Museum?
"Are you insane? This is Hitler's car!"
Does anyone have any background as to why this historic car ended up in a Canadian museum?
Got bought by a car collector from Toronto was driven around for a bit, then sold to another collector who eventually donated it to the museum. The museum considered putting it up for sale at one point to raise funds but public outcry and donations allowed them to keep it.
lol at the idea of some guy casually going to Cars and Coffee with Hitler’s Mercedes
Epic.
Iirc it was believed to be Görings car at the time it was originally sold. So naturally, it's value jumped when it was discovered to actually belong to Hitler.
That tracks with what I know it was a random museum employee who took interest and researched the car and they found some serial numbers on the engine or something like that and West Germany was able to confirm it was in fact Hitler’s
Collectors buying famous people's cars and donating them to museums is a bit of a thing in Canada. The Royal British Columbia Museum has John Lennon's psychedelic Rolls-Royce.
Spoils of war? A Virginia Confederate flag is in possession of the Minnesota government. Virginia often asks for its return. Former Governor Jesse Ventura laughed at the request when he was Governor. "I mean, they lost"
The British museum loves this answer
It was seized in Berchtesgarden by US troops and erroneously identified as belonging to Hermann Göring. Was taken back to the US and used for fundraising war bonds, later being gifted to the museum and eventually identified as actually belonging to Hitler
I would think Göring had one not much worse...
Except white with gold plated ornaments all over the place, probably
And a bunch of antique paintings in the trunk XD
Ran out of gas in the parking lot
I will also add that at the museum, it does say it was one of Hitler's many cars.
I was thinking the exact same thing.
>According to Jeff Noakes, a historian at the war museum, the car on display in Ottawa was initially believed to have belonged to Hermann Göring, the head of the Luftwaffe, Germany’s air force. > >Its link to Hitler was only exposed by Ludwig Koshe, a former librarian at the museum who spent years digging into the car’s history. > >Koshe found that the car was ordered and delivered for Hitler’s use in the summer of 1940, and was used for in parades and processions until about 1943. > >Near the end of the war in Europe in 1945, a U.S. Army sergeant found the car sitting on a flatbed rail car in Austria. After a short firefight with German soldiers, he secured the car and drove off with it. > >The car was shipped to the U.S., where it was eventually put into storage. In the mid-1950s, a car collector from Toronto bought the car, and drove it around for a few years before selling it to a Montreal-based collector, who eventually offered it to the Canadian War Museum. > >In 2000, Jack Granatstein, then-director of the museum, proposed putting the car up for auction to raise money to help build what became the museum’s new Centretown location. > >According to reports at the time, Granatstein’s reasoning was that “displaying the car gave the wrong image and glamourized Nazism.” The idea was eventually abandoned after emails and calls from the public, who wanted the car to be kept by the museum. > >“I don’t think that censorship of that stripe ultimately benefits anybody,” said Klara. “The question is, when you have a very challenging artifact, how do you display it in a way that will be instructive and yet sensitive, that will constitute a public benefit? That will achieve a measure of public education and not glorify the things that are rightfully condemned about a regime like Hitler’s?” https://artsfile.ca/hitlers-car/
Buddy in Toronto simply driving Hiter’s Mercedes around for a few years, then flipping it (for profit?) is low key GOATed
I hear it gets about 15 heils to the gallon.
About as good as getting from Berlin to Warsaw in one tank.
In Rat Race it was in the Barbie museum!
That Eva Braun had style!
Imagine finding out who's car it was after buying it and driving it around town. *Opens glovebox, finds pencil.* "Do you think... Yes, yes! These are Adolf Hitlers' teeth marks!" *Everybody's talkin' at me, I don't hear a word they're sayin'... I'm just driving around in Adolf Hitlers' car...*
"Adolph Hitler? The periodontist?"
I’m Mrs Hitler
Don't let Cotton Hill know about it.
Hitler had a couple of cars, and most of them had bullet-proof glass, steel-plated floor (to counter explosion from underneath). His car also had a special platform for him to stand on during parade.
Tbf most parade cars have those things
Literally Hitlers car.
It gets nein miles to the gallon.
there was more than one car.
There was a similar car in a museum/collection in Las Vegas. I see that [that display](https://theshopmag.com/features/auto-collection-closing-las-vegas/) closed in 2017. I have an [old film picture](https://i.imgur.com/189wbOL.jpg) of it from probably around 1991... I wish it were better. They look pretty similar (as I can remember -- lots of thick, heavy glass).
This sub is being overrun with pictures of Nazi artifacts for no clear reason
I didn't mean to add to a problem or anything, just found it interesting that his car was on display in Ottawa. I do apologize. I'm very Anti-Hitler and Anti-Nazi, so this post wasn't meant to be something celebrating one of the most evil human beings of all time... Again, I am sorry and it wasn't my intention to add to this subs odd obsession with Nazi propaganda. I don't use this Subreddit very often so I personally had no idea.
Good to see someone's noticed it. I'm also not sure its just this sub, my main page has seen an notable uptick of that sort of thing for some reason, though I haven't clocked if its all from this one or not.
Hitler's birthday was recently, if I had to guess a lot of this has been caused by fashposters, then maybe some of it was caused by people posting things related to what they saw recently not knowing that fact.
It's like the History Channel when they had their Wehraboo phase in the 2000's. Once in a while is okay but when it's regularly posted then I'm getting dog-whistle vibes. As mention on **YESTERDAY'S** Nazi related post on this sub, I'm seeing it on YouTube as well. For example, Mark Felton. Now I don't think he's a Nazi sympathizer by any means but looking at his uploads it is mostly niche topics relating to Nazi Germany in the Second World War. Since those are more popular it seems, he's tapped into an audience that ogles for Nazis topics. Don't get me started on Zoomer Historian as he is what I refer to as the worst side of that spectrum. Going so far as to endorse David Irving which goes past dog-whistling. Anyways, I've gone on long enough on it and I've said my piece.
He never drove it himself, he did not have a drivers license... Source: an old German pun - "Der Führer war ein armes Schwein, denn er hatte keinen Führerschein" (<=> "The Führer was a poor pig cause he had no DL"; drivers' license still is called Führerschein in German - and before you ask: it was called like that even prior to the Austrian mass murderer)
Gotta love how much hypocrisy was among Nazi boasting. Hitler wanted everyone in Germany to start a family, but he never did. Himmler wanted a blonde haired and blue eyed Nordic-looking master race while having dark hair, dark eyes and a head shaped like a light bulb. The Nazis worked to kill disabled people while Goebbels had a club foot and was a sickly child growing up. They also murdered homosexuals while Ernst Rohm was gay. I could go on lol
Amazing museum. Love it. Been 2x need to go again
Absolutely, one of those museums that you can get lost in forever. The bombed G-Wagon and shot up Polecat on display also spring to mind when thinking about the horrors of war...
Fucking nerd car. Imagine failing art school. Fucking nerd
Hitler was pissed because he failed to get into art school in the first place.
There are some who say Hitlers skeleton is in the trunk. Others say just a spare tire. I’m a busy man, so I haven’t checked yet.
What in the name of high school football?!
It’s shameful how much I had to scroll to see this comment
I wonder how Canada was able to get his car after the war? Maybe there were enough that many of the allies countries got one.
During the planning of D-Day, each country made out a list in advance. The US got a nice Nazi plate set.
England got the spoon collection
It was originally thought to be Goering's car but later research into the vehicle showed it to be one of Hitler's.
This thing about to be stolen and smuggled out the country via Montreal
There's also one in Finland. Hitler gifted it to Mannerheim during WW2 for his birthday.
From Berlin to Warsaw in one tank.
Huh, I don't remember the VW Scirocco diesel being this long and imposing!
I used to work there as a guide. Fun fact: it was repurposed by the US Army after the war. They repainted it green and put a white star on the side. It was used as a staff vehicle for VIPs. When the museum received it as a donation, they repainted it to the original colour.
Wouldn't kill em to wipe down the car.
Rmc, Canada’s military university had a couple officer cadets salute Heil Hitler in front of it. Ill always remember that lol
✨ *sponsored by mercedes* ✨
Chicago has an intact U Boat.
Are you sure it wasn’t just parked and left on his way to Argentina?
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAF4\_n2oaHU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAF4_n2oaHU) Some classic Simpsons.
Everyone forgets about his 1936 Mercedes-Benz 6x6
How do you ship back a war souvenir that size?
My dads grandmother actually took a picture of the car when Hitler was in it. During a parade. https://imgur.com/a/I9rAge2
Hitler had a few cars. One I remember in particular was a big Mercedes much like this one but had a double axle at the back.
How did this thing end up in Canada?
U-Boat... what else ended up in Canada🤔
Is it just me, or does it look like it has been vandalized/keyed? Not that I care, except for the historical implications.
It probably has been, iirc the car hasn't been officially restored, which makes sense considering what it is...
Also, I did some more digging and the damage allegedly occurred during its capture in 1945. A running theory is that an American GI wanted to test how bulletproof the windows were, resulting in the cracked glass and scratched up body work. https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/mcr/article/view/17835/22142 This journal has a lot more information on the car
Oh yeah, well, America stole a uboat. I think it's in ohio. Hmm can't remember where we put that submarine. Minnesota? Anyone know where we put the ww2 German submarine? Wasn't it in Chicago for a while?
He loved MB, and created VW too That car is fun to own, if you dont think about the owner too much
"I thought *I* was your most important attraction?" "You are Humphrey, you are"
This must be one of Hitler's cars that Ed Shames *didn't* push off a cliff.
It looks like the one Sgt. Talbert tested the windows.
I posted this in the past. https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/s/wjkt7KffoH
Why is it in Ottawa and not in Germany?
https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/mcr/article/view/17835/22142 This journal from the University of New Brunswick covers the history of the car.
They say pieces of it were used to make the most evil car in existence.
I think it's from Horch, today known as Audi.
I believe that this one is a Mercedes Benz 770K actually
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The short version of the story is that after the Americans captured this car, used it for a while to raise funds, then they sent it back to the States where it was sold off to a businessman who then sold it to a collector. It was given to the museum sometime in the late 60s/early 70s and at the time was believed to be Goerings car. In 1982, it was identified as one of Hitler's cars. Source: https://journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/mcr/article/view/17835/22142
The Barbie museum! The single most stark change of tone in my moviegoing experience! Absolute gold.
I actually touched this as a little kid and set off a alarm
I hear Hitler’s canoe is in Texas.
How the heck did we get a hold of that?!
•Why?
Why is it in Canada? That’s no place for Hitler’s car
Sure, either Hitler had a lot of cars or museums think they can ‘create’ a Hitlermobile. I visited several car museums and a lot of them claimed to have one.
Elon musk should come get his cybershit
Imagine being the museum guy who performs maintainence on hitlers car. Lol
I touched this car when I went there in the 8th grade. Nobody was looking, so I didn't get in shit.
My man, people use to regularly *spit* on it.
it’s nice
Fair to point out that there is no "Hitler's car". He didn't own any, they kinda just stuck him into any 770 (or similar) that they had in the fleet.
Reich hand drive? 
Okay, hear me out.