eBay Find: Chrysler Prowler Stretch Limo with Lambo Doors

We always wondered what a Prowler would like if someone had the audacity to convert the retro hotrod that began its life in 1997 as a Plymouth and ended its career in 2002 with a Chrysler badge, into a six-passenger limousine. And at last, our prayers have been answered! Nah, we're just pulling your leg but if you find stretch Hummer limos sooo 2000, then you may want to take a look at this "one-of-a-kind" Prowler limousine that can fit two passengers up front and four at the back. The car comes complete with a hard top incorporating a sliding ragtop, Lambo-style front doors and suicide rear doors.

Link: ebay

Maserati Quattroporte Limo: Too Much of a Stretch...

These days it seems like no vehicle is safe from the procrustean-bed of limousine companies - not even the Maserati Quattroporte which in normal form is one of the most stylish sports sedans money can buy. The same can't be said for its 10-passenger limousine offspring that's up for hire by a Miami-based limo company called "Padilla Car Collection". The firm claims that this is the only stretched version of the Quattroporte in the world - thank God for that...

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Link: Padilla Car Collection

Opel Insignia gets on the Procrustean Bed - New Limousine and Hearse Models

We all knew that at some point Opel's new Insignia (Vauxhall Insignia in the UK) was bound to find itself on the procrustean bed of some coachbuilder. And now it has happened or to be precise, it has been announced by UK's Wilcox Limousines that its current Vauxhall Vectra-based Statesman limo and hearse will soon be replaced by a new range of models built on the Insignia. For the record, Statesman is a nameplate used by GM's Holden unit for its LWB, upscale Commodore model and previously (70's and 80's), for the LWB Kingswood models.

Via: Le Blog Auto