VW BEETLE The beetle has been in production for several years, and in fact it is one of the longest in the history of automobiles. The Beetle was born when Adolf Hitler announced that cars were not just for the rich, in 1934 in Berlin. This car is also a bit controversial as some historians claim that Hitler stole the idea from a Jewish designer but many view this as one of the few worthwhile decisions or ideas from Adolf Hitler. The idea and the design was that it should be practical, affordable and must be reliable. The car featured a light weight all aluminium body and was driven by an air‑cooled engine, which drove the car to an optimistic 65 mph top speed. The Beetle had two doors and four seats later models featured luxuries such as Am and FM radio. This car was made even more famous when it was featured in the movie series Herby. The car that was introduced by the world’s most hated man now had a car under his name which played a major role in his
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