The National Post has this amusing article about a owner of a old Honda car that claims it is haunted.

The owner goes on to say in the description about how voices can be heard through the speakers although there is no stereo in the car and how the car has tried to “kill” him.

Not that I believe this to be a legit haunting, but I started to think about how we as paranormal researchers always assume that ghosts haunt buildings and homes, but we never take into consideration that if ghosts do exist, why can’t they haunt inside cars. Or planes, or lakes?

I guess this post is just to get you to think about what restricts ghosts to homes only. If there is something restricting them, because we rarely hear about ghost haunting in vehicles.
Or maybe this post is just to get you ready for April fools.

driver is selling a very special 1992 Honda Accord on the Los Angeles craigslist — after spending thousands to fix it up, he reckons it’s still haunted.

Some of the car’s special features: “Seems to be possessed by a demon or some sort of entity. Makes low mumbling backwards-like indistinguishable talking sounds through the speakers, which aren’t even hooked up to anything. There is no stereo in it, so it can’t be anything to do with that. When you get into the car, it makes you have odd feeling like you wanna leave fast to get out [of] the car and also there’s cold spot inside the rear seat makes you uneasy.”

He’s asking US$6,500, but he’ll take half that if you twist his arm.

Fair disclosure: The seller warns potential buyers that the vehicle is an attempted murderer: “It makes no sense at all, but it has almost killed me many of times while I was driving to work and school… Please take this car out of my life. May God Bless You & Have Mercy On Your Soul!”

Peter Kenter, National Post

(Photo: Haunted 1992 Honda Accord. Credit: craigslist)

Full source: National Post