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A "Bennett buggy" was a term used in Canada to describe a car thaat had its engine and windows removed and was pulled by a horse. The federal government of R. B. Bennett was blamed for exacerbating the effects of the Great Depression. Cars pulled by horses became a common sight during the 1930s as the price of gasoline rose.
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