But why fuzzy? At the time the dice were being hung from mirrors, American culture seemed preoccupied with furry coverings. One car catalog of the 1960s offered prospective buyers an interior ...

the list goes on. And yes, that list includes fuzzy dice. The origins of these particular car ornaments are fuzzy at best and can't be pinpointed to a singular moment in history. Plus, no one has ...

Car interiors these days are so blah ... Folks started hanging fuzzy dice above their dashboards in the 1950s. The accessories were prominent until the late ‘80s, although some people continued ...

THE days of the "boy racer" style car are numbered – with fluffy dice, bumper stickers, and headlight eyelashes all now shunned by Gen Z. A poll of 1,010 drivers found 83 per cent of the younger ...

Fluffy dice will be extinct within a generation unless ... rearview mirrors with a novelty object with no obvious link to cars or driving or looking attractive to potential mating partners.

Judge Bernadette Baxter moved to slam motorists and drivers who hang air fresheners and fluffy dice from the rearview mirrors of cars. She told Minshull Street Crown Court in Manchester ...