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We could only imagine what Chevrolet was thinking about the Camaro ZL1 when the specs for the much more powerful Ford GT500 were released. Of course, Chevrolet took the high road of taking credit for inspiring the GT500’s power, but on the Internet, Ford vs. Chevrolet fanatics raged war as each came to the defense of their brand.

And then there’s this video. Quite possibly one of the top 10 best things on YouTube. Some very talented and clearly comedic individual took a clip out of the 2004 film Downfall, laid some cleverly written subtitles on it and Hitler suddenly does a fantastic job playing Chevrolet.

You see, Hitler’s all excited about debuting the Camaro ZL1 at the Los Angeles Auto Show, thinking it’s done a fine job besting the 550-hp GT500. Oh wait, the GT500 has 650-hp? Uh oh. Hilarity ensues and the references to Internet culture are abundant from thread size references to mocking Michael Bay and his Transformers movies. And of course you can’t end any video making fun of Chevrolet without jabbing the Volt.

Watch the hilarious video after the break – warning for subtitle language.

[Source: The Smoking Tire]

Often credited for developing the German autobahn system, Adolph Hitler wasn’t driving on it when he received a speeding ticket back in 1931. Prior to becoming the Fuhrer, new records released from the German archives show that the then head of the Nazi party was clocked going 34-mph (nearly double the speed limit) in his personal Supercharged Mercedes.