Car trivia: “weird” car decorations from all over the world

Placing ornaments inside and outside the car is not a unique custom in China. Car owners from all over the world will place unique ornaments with local characteristics inside and outside the car. Some of these ornaments are related to beliefs, and some are related to It is related to local customs, and some are related to the personal preferences of the car owner. Let’s take a look at the “weird” jewelry made by people from all over the world!

1. Texas, USA

In Texas, USA, we often see a leather bag wrapped with two balls hanging on the back of a local pickup truck. The car decorations will flutter around when the pickup truck is driving, which is simply offensive. I heard that in Texas, the size of this kind of hanger can be linked to the toughness of the car owner. The tougher the owner, the bigger the hanger.

2. Australia

People in Australia are similar to Texas in that they all have an inexplicable love for male "balls". However, people in Australia are very keen on using kangaroo eggs to make ornaments, but they don't hang the ornaments on the back of the car like people in Texas, but they make the eggs into keychains, which means Safe entry and exit.

3. Germany

Germans, like Australians, like to wear keychains that symbolize peace, and some keychains related to Catholicism are the most popular. Why don’t Germans have car decorations? Just because Germany's traffic laws are unusually strict, in order to ensure driving safety, luminous accessories are not even allowed in the car for fear that the light source will affect the driver's vision at night. But drivers always want to be protected and drive safely, so Germans can only entrust these in their keychains.

4. Argentina

Argentinian people are very special, and most car owners don’t like to hang anything in their cars. The interior decoration of the car is basically the same as that of the car that just left the factory, because they feel that placing accessories in the car is very dangerous and will affect driving. A small number of Argentines may post a photo of their wife and children or hang a cross in their car.

5. Mexico

Mexicans are different. They like to make their cars very fancy, and the more fancy and personal the better. The rearview mirror may be hung with a skull-shaped car decoration, and their seats will be covered with ethnic cushions. Mexicans also like to hang scented tablets in their cars, especially those from Little Trees.

6. Britain

The British love poppies and think poppies are the best car accessories. In the UK, you can often see a poppy hanging on the front of a car on the street. Red poppy flowers. The UK has also designated November 11th as Poppy Day every year. At that time, the streets are filled with a sea of ??red poppies. I heard that Jaguar also launched a special edition poppy body paint for this purpose.

7. India

Indians are a peculiar race, and they are also very unique in car decoration. There are no fancy accessories in their cars, only a variety of ingredients. It is common to hang a string of chili peppers in the car. In this regard, Indian people appear to be very casual and have their own "unique" car decorations.

8. Thailand

Thais also have their own ideas in car decoration. As long as good-looking, favorite, cheap and rare things are put in the car, they seem to Don't worry about whether the driver can see the road clearly, just put it as long as there is space.

Could it be that the Thai government doesn’t care about car accessories?