Beyond the velvet ropes and flashing lights, a world of cinematic dreams awaits at the Hollywood Car Museum. This is no ordinary collection of vehicles. It is a time capsule of film history. Get ready to relive your favorite movie moments.
The Hollywood Car Museum in Las Vegas is a tribute to the automobiles that drove the stories we love. Michael Dezer, a passionate car collector, partnered with Hot Rod City Las Vegas to create this unique space. Inside this 30,000 square foot museum, you will see cars from over 100 films, TV shows, and music videos.
Look around. You’ll find five James Bond vehicles, including the famous Lotus Esprit Submarine Car from “The Spy Who Loved Me”. Imagine Roger Moore behind the wheel, plunging into the ocean. Now, picture yourself next to the Batmobiles from both TV and film adaptations. Feel the power and mystique of these iconic crime-fighting machines.
Don’t miss Doc Hudson’s Hornet from the Pixar movie “Cars”. It is displayed alongside “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang” and the DeLorean from “Back to the Future”. See the “Knight Rider” pursuit car, one of only two in the world. This place has the bullet-ridden car from the newest “Green Hornet” movie. There is even “Herbie the Love Bug” and “Bonnie and Clyde’s” infamous death car.
The Hollywood Cars Museum also showcases wild masterpieces that stretch beyond our imaginations. A bunk bed hot rod stands tall. The Red Baron exudes power and speed. Gaze upon the piano car. Marvel at the surfbuggie car. But nothing prepares you for the 40-foot pink hot tub convertible limo, once featured on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.
You can also explore the Liberace Garage. See the flamboyant performer’s outrageous car collection. Liberace would arrive on stage in these unique cars. One Rolls Royce is covered in mirrored tiles. Another is bedazzled. Scan the QR codes next to each car to watch videos and learn more about these amazing vehicles.
The Hollywood Car Museum has vehicles from TV shows like “The A-Team”, “Hardcastle and McCormick”, and “Starsky and Hutch”. You will recognize the coffin dragster from “The Munsters” and the General Lee from “Dukes of Hazzard”. Tributes to SpongeBob Squarepants, Mater tow truck, Bugs Bunny, and the Tasmanian Devil add a touch of whimsy.
In total, the Hollywood Cars Museum houses over 100 cars. Their combined value is several million dollars. Take a final look around, soaking in the nostalgia and craftsmanship. This museum is more than just a collection of cars. It is a celebration of Hollywood’s enduring legacy.