Gizmodo: limousine

The A-Team Limousine: Chauffeurs of Fortune

Sean Fallon — Tue, 04 Dec 2007 16:45:24 EST

Apparently being a soldier of fortune was no longer lucrative because it looks like the former team of crack commandos we all know and love has taken to chauffeuring around partygoers (and appearing in Warcraft ads) to pay the bills. If you have a prom (or other social event) and no one else can help, you can definitely hire the A-Team limo service. And, surprisingly enough, these guys know how to treat a guest. Check out the A-Team limo specs and a video after the break.

What is inside:

•6 plasma TV's w/ DVD
•Alpine sound systems
•Fiber optic light show ( over 2 million different colors )
•Sequenced strobe lighting effects
•Lightening plates
•Full bar with with champagne and beer for adults and soft drinks for the kids
•Color wash LED celing
•Illuminated leather seating
•Headlight strobes and special effects

Despite their image of being notoriously hard to find, the A-Team seems to care little about the authorities on their tail these days. In fact, they are doing business right out in the open and you can hit the link to hire them yourself. You can even purchase a version of the A-Team Limo on Ebay for a starting bid of $20,500 (bidding ends on December 11th). [A-Team Limos and Ebay auction and Google Groups]

Video of the Stretch Ferrari Modena 360

AddyDugdale — Thu, 13 Sep 2007 11:00:13 EDT

Remember yesterday's stretch limo Ferrari? Now you can see it in all its rather tragic glory. Gizmag, which broke the story, is investigating claims that it's not the first stretch Ferrari. Let's hope it's the last. [Daily Mail]

First Gullwing Stretch Limo Ferrari

Brian Lam — Wed, 12 Sep 2007 13:30:07 EDT

This here is the world's first Ferrari 360 Modena converted to a gullwing stretch limo. It's 23 feet long, but with 400HP, goes zero to 60mph in about 6 seconds. These mods, and the extra 6 Recaro seats, cost £200k. Sounds like a deal to me. We've got one more photo of the gullwing in full splendor, but Gizmag, who broke the story, has a few more photos.

[Gizmag]

LimoJet: Learjet for Acrophobes

Charlie White — Mon, 27 Mar 2006 09:50:43 EST

If you thought Hummer limousines were over the top, take a look at LimoJet, a million-dollar cruiser converted from a jet fuselage and scheduled for unveiling in late spring. Inside is a 42-inch plasma screen, spacious seating for 18 and a 4500-watt stereo. It's 42 feet long and at 101 inches wide, just barely narrow enough to be street legal. It runs with a 400hp Chevy truck engine and has $20,000 worth of chrome wheels with 30-inch tires. This crazy car even has a sound effects system that makes a realistic jet engine noises. It's nuts.

LimoJet, otherwise known as a Jetmousine or a Learmousine, will first be offered by limousine rental company ExoticCoach in Chicago, so if you're in town, rent it out for an evening of well-grounded jet-set fun.

Jetmousine [Luxist]
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