History Main / AbsurdlyLongLimousine

* Scanty and Kneesocks demonic SUV-limo stretches as long as ''PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt'' is absurd.

* Three were built as part of a ''TopGear'' Challenge; of special note is Clarkson's, built from a tiny Fiat Panda and retaining the donor car's two-door configuration requiring passengers to commute within the car on a ''TheGreatEscape''-tunnel-style cart, along with being so long it was no-longer road legal.

Usually featured in comedy works, an absurdly long limousine is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a very, very long limousine belonging to some [[RichInDollarsPoorInSense rich jerkass]]. Often used as an OverlyLongGag when a good portion of a scene is reserved for watching a limo take a lifetime to pull over. Of course, the main character will land inside (usually more or less forcefully) at least once. Sometimes the absurdly long vehicle will have nonsensical features like a hot-tub or a bowling alley attached.

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* Once lampshaded by Skippy and Slappy Squirrel in ''{{Animaniacs}}''. Another favorite gag, especially from TexAvery, would be the limo bending around corners to conform to the street.

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* In ''TheMask'', the title character arrives at the Coco Bongo club in such a car.

* The [[http://thewondrous.com/worlds-longest-car-ever/ World's Longest Limousine]]

* {{Mother 3}} has a private limo that Porky uses to pick up Lucas and his gang to bring them to New Pork City. It's sized fairly appropriately on the outside, [[BiggerOnTheInside but on the inside...]]

Usually featured in comedy works, an absurdly long limousine is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a very, very long limousine belonging to some rich jerkass. Often used as an OverlyLongGag when a good portion of a scene is reserved for watching a limo take a lifetime to pull over. Of course, the main character will land inside (usually more or less forcefully) at least once. Sometimes the absurdly long vehicle will have nonsensical features like a hot-tub or a bowling alley attached.

* The [[VideoGames/ScottPilgrim Scott Pilgrim game]] has an evil band arrive in a super long limousine version of [[KnightRider K.I.T.T.]]

* Two examples in the Limousine Challenge on ''TopGear'': an absurdly stretched compact car, and a similarly stretched convertible.

* Three were built as part of a ''TopGear'' Challenge; of special note is Clarkson's, built from a tiny Fiat Panda and retaining the donor car's two-door configuration requiring passengers to commute within the car on a ''TheGreatEscape''-tunnel-style cart.

Usually featured in comedy works, an absurdly long limousines is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a very, very long limousine belonging to some rich jerkass. Often used as an OverlyLongGag when a good portion of a scene is reserved for watching a limo take a lifetime to pull over. Of course, the main character will land inside (usually more or less forcefully) at least once. Sometimes the absurdly long vehicle will have nonsensical features like a hot-tub or a bowling alley attached.

* ((Mother 3)) has a private limo that Porky uses to pick up Lucas and his gang to bring them to New Pork City. It's sized fairly appropriately on the outside, [[BiggerOnTheInside but on the inside...]]

Usually featured in comedy works, an absurdly long limousines is ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a very, very long limousine belonging to some rich jerkass. Of course, the main character will land inside (usually more or less forcefully) at least once. Sometimes the absurdly long vehicle will have nonsensical features like a hot-tub or a bowling alley attached.

* Two examples in the Limousine Challenge on ''TopGear'': an absurdly stretched compact car, and a similarly stretched convertible. All of the home-made limos could be considered a combination of AwesomeYetImpractical, SoBadItsGood, and SoBadItsHorrible.

* One episode of ''TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' had London mentioning that she has a limousine so long that it can't turn corners.

* Once lampshaded by Skippy and Slappy Squirrel in ''{{Animaniacs}}''. Another favourite gag, especially from TexAvery, would be the limo bending around corners to conform to the street.