Modern limousines

Last limousines such as the Maybach 62, Rolls-Royce Phantom, A8L Audi, Volkswagen Phaeton, Mercedes-Benz S-Class, Jaguar XJ, BMW 7 Series, Lincoln Town Car Edition, and the Cadillac DTS do not feature seats jump since stretching Cars Limousines are usually used to transport more than three passengers, excluding the driver. In limousines American production, however, the jump seats almost always faced forward. The limousine's production, by Cadillac, with seats jump forward facing in 1987 (with this car Fleetwood 75 series), and post-Packard in 1954, and the last Lincoln in 1939, although the limousines and Lincoln offered by car dealers for them as a special request in some cases. Were also built many cars for Lincoln Prime Minister, being owned by one of Elvis Presley. May vehicles of this type in private use contain expensive audio players, televisions, video players, and bars, often with refrigerators.

It's simpler to determine the implications of changing the structure of separate than it is to determine the implications of changing the unit bearing. For this reason, the vehicles of choice for conversion into stretch limousines are the Lincoln town cars, which Panther platform is one of the platforms share the remaining vehicles using the structure separate carrier. coach builders have been built on the basis of SUV models with the structure of a separate carrier, including Hummer H2s and H3s.