Back in 1979, Atari’s Director of Software Development appropriated the term Easter egg to mean a hidden message in a video game. The concept expanded and came to mean hidden images, messages, or even features. The term caught on, and Easter eggs pop up just about everywhere now, including in cars. Like a traditional Easter egg hunt, you have to be observant or go looking for them in the right places. Automotive Easter eggs have become all the rage recently and these are some of our favorites.
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