Ever since the 1800's, hearses have been used as the final car to transport the dead to their final resting place. Majority of the time, hearses are usually only used during funerals. Very rarely do you see a hearse being used as everyday transportation let alone one that looks like it might be fun to drive. Here are five hearses that do just that.
Hot Rod Hearse - Hearses have never been very fast cars. The fastest they usually go is around 30 mph. Wouldn't it be great to have a hearse that can outrun anything.
Jaguar Hearse - Hearses have never been the prettiest cars on the road. Now though, this may be the one exception.
Japanese Hearse - In Japan, many Buddhists make their hearses decorative. Even though this is technically a Lincoln Town Car, it still looks incredible.
Monster Hearse - Here's a hearse for the off-road and monster truck enthusiast. Not only will this hearse be able to go through any terrain, it can also crush other cars.
Original Hearse - Before cars were invented, hearses were just horse drawn carriages that you can see through. This does explain why hearses are generally slow.
Monster Hearse - Here's a hearse for the off-road and monster truck enthusiast. Not only will this hearse be able to go through any terrain, it can also crush other cars.
Original Hearse - Before cars were invented, hearses were just horse drawn carriages that you can see through. This does explain why hearses are generally slow.
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