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Originally Posted by Rosieuk
Could be worse I suppose... they actually made a Rover Montego stretched limousine and hearse for the "lower end" of the funeral business in the UK.. there are so many ways that's wrong..
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Doesn't seem to have been that bad. Even though limousines are not a common feature to the funeral business in my country, newer hearses based in small coupé-utilities (including the Fiat Strada) have been quite common.
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I guess the Tesla has one advantage, if it rains or there's an accident and the battery shorts.. you get a free cremation..
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LOL
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it's illegal in the UK to overtake a funeral vehicle, even apparently if it's empty (hearse) - which is probably why sadists are over represented in the funereal industries (I love the smell of 17mph & suppressed rage in the morning).
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IIRC in my country it's only illegal to overtake a funeral procession, which is usually identified by the roof-mounted lights turned on, but otherwise it's not illegal to overtake a funeral vehicle even if it's hauling remains.