Eons before alert systems and even highways, motorists used a myriad of signaling choices including bells, whistles, chimes, buzzers and hand-squeezed horns, all competing with the sound of horse&#… ...

Because, hell, who in their right minds would want their car to make a boring ol’ horn sound? That’s totally passé. Especially if your vehicle can sound like a goat, a lion, or a FART.

The driver leans on the horn and you hear not a harsh toot but a lion's growl. Fans of cellphone ringtones have a new outlet for self-expression: Drivers now can update their car horns with ...

In the United States in the early 1900s, the bulb horn became particularly popular. were particularly popular in the United States, according to novelty electronic horn producer COGApa.