Limo car

German limousines are limousines, while cars with extended wheelbases are known as stretch limousines. The wealthy owner of costly cars and their occupants were used to having their own personal cabin in which to leave their cabmen or drivers outside in all weather conditions. Further variants were the saloon landscape with a detachable or foldable section of top above the front passengers' seats and the de-ville saloon with a fixed top above the front drivers but a detachable or foldable section above the driver's seats.

This sedan car has a dividing wall that separates the operator from the back cabin. Sedans are long wheeled cars that offer a correspondingly luxurious interior.

Strech sedans can sit on the sides of the cab. In 1928 a "stretch limousine" was developed in Fort Smith, Arkansas, by a bus operator known as Armbruster. This early Stretchlimousinen were often referred to as "Big Volume Buses". Among the cars to be transformed into innovative Stretchlimousines are the Trabant, Volkswagen Beetle, Fiat Panda and Citroën 2CV.

In some cases even corvettes, Ferraris and Mini Coopers are extended to carry up to 10 people. Throughout the United States, the most beloved cars for stretching saloons modification are the Lincoln Town Car, Cadillac XTS, Cadillac Escalade, Chrysler 300, Hummer H2, Ford Excursion, and the Lincoln Navigator. Although there is no separate driver area, which must be regarded as a sedan, a platform is a kind of car with similar use.

Because of the dividing wall behind the rider, the London taxis are a kind of limos. One of the sedans currently manufactured by the car makers is the saloon car: In the USA, Canada and Australia, the "limousine service" (also known as "car service") is the prebooked rental of any car with a chauffeur.

A car is usually a luxurious car, but not necessarily a sedan. There is a big distinction between a limoservice and a taxiservice in that limos are reserved in advance and cannot be rented locally. Commons Wikimedia has related limo related medias. Returned on June 27, 2015. Returned on June 27, 2015. Hop up "Dave's Classic Limousines Pictures.

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