Limousine

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Stretch limousines can be a truly hazardous mode of travel.

Crash victim texted that limo was in 'terrible condition.'

Limo passengers are not required to wear seatbelts.

President Vladimir Putin traveled to his inauguration on Monday for a new six-year term in a Russian-made limousine, ditching his old stretch Mercedes to send a patriotic message of self-sufficiency amid increased tensions with the West.

It reportedly goes 0-62 mph in 2.5 seconds with a top speed of 177 mph

Just what it was doing there is a mystery — the buyer is "far, far away."

We can't say we're surprised.

Bidding has so far fallen well short of conversion costs.

The limo is being developed at a secret proving ground.

A new version of The Beast is on the way, and it might make it in time for inauguration day.

It's sure to top every dictator's wish list.

A train collided with a limo that became stuck on a set of tracks in Elkhart, IN. Fortunately, nobody was injured, but the scene was captured on video.

A 1989 ZIL-41052 armored limo from Russia that claims previous passengers including former leaders Mikhail Gorbachev and Boris Yeltsin is currently for sale online for $1.6 million.

Porsche is best known for building very well-regarded sports cars and better-selling utility vehicles. Come to the company with a big enough bag of cash, though, and the Porsche Engineering division can create just about anything. The group's past projects include working with Harley-Davidson, Mercedes-Benz and corporate cousin

It seems like you can't turn on the news this year without seeing the icy stare of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Whether he's opening the Olympics, sending troops to the Ukrainian border or just riding a horse while shirtless, he's seemingly everywhere. But behind the scenes, Putin has a big engineering project under development to create a new Russian-built and engineered official limousine for him and other top officials.

With recent news that the Secret Service has begun soliciting proposals for a new armored limousine, we've been wondering what the next presidential limo might look like. The current machine, nicknamed "The Beast," has a design based on a car that's no longer sold: the Cadillac DTS

President Obama has used the same armored limo since his inauguration in 2008. Known by many as The Beast, the Presidential Limo was provided by Cadillac and earned its nickname in large part because of its massive size, which isn't surprising