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It can also reach 170 mph.

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So wrong on so many levels
by iamwho September 12, 2007 10:00 PM PDT
The perpetrator of this crime ought to be executed immediately. Enzo Ferrari himself will climb out of his grave to seek and destroy. Advice to owner: return this travesty to Maranello to see if they can undo what has been done, then get down on your knees and pray for forgiveness.
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Thats a cool limo!
by abigailrose04 September 17, 2007 4:24 PM PDT
I love Ferrari's and that is one of the coolest cars/limos EVER! I want that for my prom! Wonder how much it costs to ret one??
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I Have no words!!!
by karinatsay November 13, 2007 5:33 AM PST
It is the fastest Limousine in the World!!
This limousine works on the 3,6 liter engine V8 and, in spite of its sizes, to the "hundredth" it is accelerated only in 6 seconds. Between the sawn front and tail ends of former 360 modena is inserted the another part. The persistent transactions on the magic transformation, which were being continued in the course of 8 months, gave the good fruits: limousine entered into the history, namely into the Guinness book of records as the most rapid and longest automobile Ferrari in the world. Its maximum speed - 274 km/h.
I think that it will be unforgettable to use this car as weeding transport, but unfortunately not many limo hire companies offer such vehicle, cause it is a really and really expensive car and it will be expensive to look after it.
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by limohire1 July 23, 2009 5:10 AM PDT
This is a verry nice limo, I hope you can use if for <a href="http://www.limotek.co.uk/">limo hire London</a>.
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by Mitrid July 24, 2009 8:25 AM PDT
Although this is a nice looking limo, I can't imagine the ride being comfortable, nothing beats a stretch Lincoln for that check out the cars at:

<span>href="http://www.cullitons.com/" ></span>
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