Background and History
Highlights
One of the most iconic vehicles in modern comics, the Batmobile is displayed at the Hollywood Car Museum. Having an all-black finish, this sleek model was featured in a movie that brought the iconic Batman to the box office. Having an amphibious design, the Lotus Submarine Car is also part of the venue's signature collection. This versatile white vehicle was used by James Bond in "The Spy Who Loved Me" production, which was released in 1977. A small single-seat airplane is another artifact that's related to the 007 genre. Having bullet holes, Bonnie & Clyde's Death Car is another highlight of the collection. This 1930s-era Ford model was featured in a 1967 film about the infamous American duo. If you're a fan of the "Dukes of Hazard", then you'll instantly recognize the cool car that's known as General Lee. Having a bright orange finish, the 1969 Dodge Charger is one of the most recognizable muscle cars of its era. The Hollywood Car Museum owns a 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse that was shown on "The Fast and Furious" series. Starting actor Paul Walker was behind the steering wheel of this green coupe in the movie. One of the most eye-catching models at the museum is a 400-foot limousine with a pink body. Featuring a whirlpool, this extravagant car got some attention on the "Lifestyles of the Rich Famous" TV show. Speaking of luxury, a flashy Rolls Royce that was owned by the Liberace is part of the collection. Having a bicentennial design, this custom model has red, white and blue stripes and other patriotic graphics that were approved by the legendary American entertainer. A crystal-covered roadster that belonged to the famous singer is another highlight at the attraction. If you're a fan of the 1980s era, then you'll embrace the Delorean model from "Back to the Future". Central to the film's story line, this vehicle enabled time travel. The museum also has some vehicles that were used in national advertising campaigns. For example, you'll see a model that appeared in a Taco Bell advertisement.Visiting Hollywood Car Museum
Situated off Dean Martin Drive, the Hollywood Car Museum is just minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip. Free outdoor parking is available at this attraction that stands close to the intersection of Interstate 15 and Tropicana Avenue. The 201 bus of the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) stops at the crossing of these two major roads. Mandalay Bay and the Luxor are some notable hotels that are located within a few blocks of this automotive museum.Location: 5115 Dean Martin Dr #905, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, 89118
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Published On: 2019-05-13Updated On: 2020-05-13
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