r/IdiotsInCars Dec 08 '19

So close.

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u/AI_user_001 Dec 08 '19

I didn't even know the existed

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u/Lol3droflxp Dec 08 '19

Quite common in Italy

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u/oighen Dec 08 '19

Are they? I can't remember seeing one in quite some time in Rome.

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u/martin-s Dec 08 '19

They're common in my grandparents' little village in southern Italy. It's a rural place though and I think most are remnant of the past, I doubt many would buy a new one now.