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2 comments today. 1. the horse pulling the coach is connected the same as the one connected to the Chariot. 2. Thank God they never allowed the Citroen Deu-Cha-Veaux (2CX) into this country! They could get up to highway speeds but the handling and braking was horrendous! Had one following me a bit too closely on the Auto-Bahn and we had to brake hard because some fouled up at the Esso bend. The 2CX behind me hit his brakes and began leaning left-to-right crazily, so much so that it ended doing two lane swerves! It didn’t stop until it hit the guard rail. BTW we were doing around 120Km-Hr ~ 75Mph.
Lamborghini, sports car: charging bull (astrosign of it’s founder) logo ; Ferrari, sports car: prancing horse logo hence the horse in this description.
The dude from FL Premium Member 11 months ago
But your driving a luxuary model
enigmamz 11 months ago
Well, it could be Roman, anyway.
The Reader Premium Member 11 months ago
Instead, you got stuck with one of those hay guzzlers.
BigDaveGlass 11 months ago
Yeah. But, in our climate you need a covered wagon…..
zerotvus 11 months ago
They are not very reliable…..
Gent 11 months ago
A spaghetti cart eh.
eced52 11 months ago
Your horse is going to step on your feet a dozen times for a remark like that. I can see it in his eyes.
SuperAndy Premium Member 11 months ago
There’s a new Italian sports car called the Fazool that claims to be the fastest ever. Nothing can pass the Fazool!
Elmer6 11 months ago
For once the horses are attached to the wagons by more than just the reins!
rockyridge1977 11 months ago
Chariot for racing!!!!!!
wirepunchr 11 months ago
Dago very fast?
Goat from PBS 11 months ago
Visit Italy and then maybe you can get one.
ZarPaulus 11 months ago
Chariot racing teams were a major political force in the Eastern Roman Empire you know.
assrdood 11 months ago
Just wait ’til the EPA comes along and demands emission controls.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 11 months ago
I don’t why that driver likes that chariot. No seats. That will get old on a long trip.
DKHenderson 11 months ago
Looks like a Roman chariot—which would make it Italian—but it needs three more horses.
Angry Indeed Premium Member 11 months ago
That chariot’s horse looks mighty spry with a four legs in the hair. Might be great in a steeple chase!
UlrigJaeger Premium Member 11 months ago
2 comments today. 1. the horse pulling the coach is connected the same as the one connected to the Chariot. 2. Thank God they never allowed the Citroen Deu-Cha-Veaux (2CX) into this country! They could get up to highway speeds but the handling and braking was horrendous! Had one following me a bit too closely on the Auto-Bahn and we had to brake hard because some fouled up at the Esso bend. The 2CX behind me hit his brakes and began leaning left-to-right crazily, so much so that it ended doing two lane swerves! It didn’t stop until it hit the guard rail. BTW we were doing around 120Km-Hr ~ 75Mph.
Alberta Oil 11 months ago
No room for luggage or seats.. long trips are murder having to stand the whole way.
Camiyami Premium Member 11 months ago
Did he mean to say “sports carTs”? Yuk yuk. Sorry, couldn’t resist. :D
cactusbob333 11 months ago
That horsie up front might be a Mustang.
DanielClémenson Premium Member 11 months ago
Lamborghini, sports car: charging bull (astrosign of it’s founder) logo ; Ferrari, sports car: prancing horse logo hence the horse in this description.
The Gun Doctor 11 months ago
They’re both 1 horsepower.
theoldidahofox 11 months ago
This strip has jumped the shark!
MT Wallet 11 months ago
What’s a car?
eddi-TBH 11 months ago
Considering the driver’s attitude it must be a BMW.
geese28 11 months ago
Ferrari mustang