What's The Wildest Limo Conversion You've Ever Seen?

While ultra-high-performance hypercars top the list of most expensive production models, nothing the match the opulence of a luxury limousine. The bespoke vehicles have replaced luxury horse-drawn carriages as the primary means of transportation for monarchs and presidents for over a century. However, any person with the time and resources can cobble together their own limo with any car or truck. The only real barriers are your imagination and federal vehicle regulations.

What's the wildest limo conversation you have ever seen in person or online? I'm talking about the stretched machines that forced you to do a double-take faster than the depreciation of Tesla rolling off the assembly line. Did you see someone decide that they needed a higher-class minivan for their soccer runs and stretch a Chrysler Town & Country? Do you live in Michigan and spot someone driving around a Pontiac Grand Prix limo? We want to hear about all the weird limos out on the road.

This is the perfect moment to remember the original outrageous limousine. The American Dream is 100 feet and 1.5 inches long, holding the Guinness World Records title as the world's longest car. Believe it or not, the car was rotting away in a New Jersey warehouse until a few years ago. Michael Manning purchased the limo on eBay and restored it at his technical school on Long Island. During the restoration, he discovered that the limo was six Cadillac Eldorados melded together. It took three donor Cadillacs to restore the American Dream. However, I wouldn't expect to see this Dream rolling down a highway anytime soon, considering its massive turning radius. It would be a cool party venue for you and 74 of your closest friends.

Remember to share the wildest limos you've seen in the comments section below. Be sure to include photos and video if you can.