
12 September 2007 20:34 GMT / By Jonathan Goddard
How’s this for classy? The ideal way to get to any hen party or underage disco, this is the world’s fastest limo.The quite extraordinary black Ferrari 360 Modena carbon fibre stretch limousine will be unveiled at the European Limousine and Chauffeur Show in the UK this month.
Although it’s 23ft long, the 400bhp vehicle achieves 0-60mph in less than 6 seconds and has a top speed of 170mph.
Built by Carbonyte UK the cost of the build topped £200,000. Foregoing the mini bars found in other limos, the Ferrari has been equipped with an extra six seats and nine foot gull-wing doors so it can carry eight passengers in total.
Other vehicles on show at the event, held in Birmingham next week, include Europe’s biggest stretch Hummer called The Terminator, which has ten wheels and is almost 40ft long, and a limo version of the A-Team van. Car And GPS, Cars, Photos






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