Ghosts can live not only in houses and apartments, they can settle in any car they like. And on the highway there are many places that are famous for ghost cars.
These phantoms appear as if from nowhere and absolutely suddenly. Imagine: you are behind the wheel and a heavy van is rushing towards you at top speed. Collision is inevitable! You have time to twist the wheel, the car turns over. And the ghost van? No trace of him.
It’s even worse when your car starts to do tricks that will make anyone dizzy. One of my acquaintances, a certain Skvortsovsky who lives in Rostov-on-Don, told me a rather interesting story.
Two years ago, he bought a Zhiguli very cheaply at the car market. The car was almost new, it didn't have a single scratch. Joyful and happy, he put the car in the garage and, as he himself said, admired his purchase more than he drove it.
Peter looked after the car like a bride, wiped it almost daily, washed it with expensive shampoos. But for some time now, Peter began to notice strange things happening to his beauty. In the evening he parked the car in the garage, sparkling and clean, and in the morning he found it all in the mud, the windows were often down, the doors were open.
There was either very little or no petrol left in the tank, although the car was filled with gas in the evening. Peter tried to trace: maybe some of the strangers uses his car at night, maybe some hooligans are playing pranks. For several nights he stood guard at the garage door, hiding behind a large old tree.
But somehow it turned out that somewhere at midnight a dream fell on him and there was no strength to fight him. Peter fell asleep and woke up only in the morning. The garage was closed, the car stood still, but again it was covered in mud. One day he decided to stay overnight in the garage. But as soon as the darkness thickened and Peter put out the light, someone hit him hard on the head. He jumped out of the garage and ran away without even closing it.
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After such adventures, my acquaintance decided to urgently sell a car that drives at night no one knows where, rolling his blood gasoline.
And on the same night, Peter saw in a dream the former owner of the car, dressed in some kind of strange black dress. The latter approached him, shook his finger and said: “You will give the car for as much as you bought it for. Otherwise, look! On the first Sunday, Peter sold his car, and sold it very cheaply, for the same price as he bought a few months ago.
Genrikh Uzhegov, a story from the book "Contact with the Unknown"