Four racing cars lived together in a wealthy man’s garage. They usually participated in races together. The blue car was the oldest of the four. The green and white cars were simple but efficient. But the red car was new and very proud of his make. He always teased the blue one, “You are so old! Can you even move?” The green car said, “Blue car, why don’t you answer him back? You can be the fastest amongst us if you want to.” “I will speak when the right time comes,” said the blue car. One day, during a race, all the cars drove really fast. Finally, the blue came first, the green and white cars came second, and the red landed up last. Then, the blue car said to the red car, “Being brand new won’t make you a winner. You need to practise more.” The red car realised his mistake and never teased anyone again.
The Blue Car
