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Yorkshire Evening Post
  • 25/05/2022
Disruptive life insurance company DeadHappy converted their very own 22-foot 1974 Cadillac Miller Meteor Hearse into a ‘Tombstone Taxi’ and offered free lifts around Leeds in return for open and honest conversations about death.

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