Supercar purists would call this stretch Ferrari 360 Modena limousine an abomination; I agree, but read on, because this Ferrari is quite special too. Since we wrote about the Ferrari limo last fall, the project has been completed amid controversy.
This Ferrari limo's 0-60 is less than six seconds, and it reaches a top speed of 166 MPH--a loss of just 17 MPH than a standard Modena. To make the 20-foot Ferrari limo, a 360 Modena was chopped in half and stretched 9.5 feet. A hand-built carbon fiber section makes the stretch possible.
The Ferrari limo only seats eight people, but has already claimed the Guinness World Record for fastest limousine. The limo's creators are under heavy fire from Ferrari, who claims that the car has been so heavily modified as to be unrecognizable and mandates that its creators remove all Ferrari badges to avoid trademark infringement.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Supercar Limousines
- Opportunity to create bespoke limousines based on high-performance supercars, combining luxury and speed.
- Disruptive Automotive Modifications
- Potential for creating unique and controversial modifications to high-end cars, attracting attention and controversy.
- Record-breaking Vehicles
- Opportunity to design and build vehicles that break records and gain recognition for their exceptional capabilities.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Luxury Transportation
- Luxury transportation companies can explore offering supercar limousine services to cater to high-end clientele.
- Automotive Customization
- Automotive customization shops can tap into the demand for unique and highly modified vehicles, including supercar limousines.
- Automotive Manufacturing
- Automotive manufacturers can focus on producing record-breaking vehicles to showcase their engineering prowess and attract customer interest.
