Some homeless people live in cars or vans. It's more cosy and private than a tent on the street, but are they living in a haunted vehicle? Those ones are the recent models.
Some low-income folk drive old cars, with their lovely old atmosphere. You can roll up the window, switch on the analogue radio, cruise along, enjoy the view, dog in the passenger seat, backpack in the back ...
By contrast, new vehicles which are to be eventually government-mandated, are haunted. Nothing comes out of the exhaust pipe, and everything going into the car is digital and monitored: haunted by ghostly digital spies.
Electric means demon-filled. E-car spy devices know (and tell authorities) by "global positioning" where you are, and where you've been. They know when you got into the driver's seat, when you got out, where you got charged up, what sites you listened to online, who you texted, whether you drank alcohol, whether you exceeded the speed limit. Eventually, will police agencies be able to lock your door and stop your engine remotely? Who needs an old-fashioned police chase when you can be arrested by remote?
It's bad enough for those living in high-tech houses bristling with digital devices (spy techware smuggled in under the label of "convenience"); soon we'll be forced to drive demonic cars as well. Ghouls and evil apparitions will travel abroad -- as our stowaway passengers.
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For a description of the Digitally-Haunted House -- a story:
https://treewatchvictoria.blogspot.com/2022/10/haunted-house-on-digital-halloween-night.html
Here's a tale of the old-fashioned ghost: https://www.shorthumour.org.uk/10writersshowcase/everyday.htm
