Mercedes-Benz T80 | Nazi Land Speed Record | Ferdinand Porsche In 1939, Adolf Hitler ordered Mercedes-Benz to build a weapon of propaganda. Designed by Ferdinand Porsche and powered by a 3,000-horsepower Daimler aircraft engine, the T80 was built to hit 750 kilometres per hour on a public Autobahn. It was designed to prove an ideology could outrun the world. But it never turned a wheel. September 1939 arrived first. World War Two cancelled the run. The fastest car Nazi Germany ever built never moved — and the regime it was built to glorify didn't survive the decade. 🎬 The Motor File — Hidden history. Real decisions. Every machine has a story the world forgot. ▶ Follow The Motor File. The next story — the car built to win a war that ended before it could start. Should the T80 ever be allowed to make the run today? #MercedesT80 #NaziPropaganda #LandSpeedRecord keywords- Mercedes-Benz T80, Nazi land speed record car, Ferdinand Porsche T80, Hitler Mercedes propaganda, fastest Nazi Germany car, T80 documentary, land speed record history, Mercedes pre-war racing, The Motor File, Mercedes T80 never ran
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This is wrong. They’ve build it but it reached “only” 432km/h