History Main / AbsurdlyLongLimousine

* During the credits of ''Pink Panther: Pink Goes to Hollywood''. Big enough to appear during the entire credits sequence.

* A task in one of ''Series/TopGearUK'''s "cheap-car challenges" asked the presenters to modify their vehicles into an executive vehicle/limousine, with each of the trio's creations being characterised by a unique characteristic. While Hammond decided to make a convertible stretch limo - and James electing to improve mobility (or at least ''try'') by grafting the front end of a Saab 9000 to the back of an Alfa Romeo 164 (creating what he dubbed the ''Alfaab''; a vehicle which could be driven at either end) - Clarkson took the length aspect, dialled it way past 11... and applied it to his Fiat Panda. As well as retaining the two-door configuration, which required passengers to ride on a ''Film/TheGreatEscape''-tunnel-style cart just to get to the back seats, he'd made it a few feet ''longer'' than a London bus. With this rendering his car illegal for the road, shortening it involved cutting the car apart ''again'', removing the offending extra few feet and welding the two halves back together for the challenge of chauffeuring a celebrity to the BRIT Awards. Even shortened, the Panda was still completely impractical while trying to get around roundabouts and making turns. When the car inevitably split apart along the newly rewelded seam in the middle of London, he simply left the rear half of the (front-wheel drive) car behind, ferrying his passenger to the venue in the now two-wheeled, rearless Panda.

* The ''VideoGame/ScottPilgrim'' game has The Clash at Demonhead arrive in a super long limousine version of [[Series/KnightRider K.I.T.T.]]

->''I'm rich! Stinkin' rich! I have a stretch limo so long, it only goes straight. If I want to turn a corner, I have to change limos!''

** Reddichillina Roly, the celebrity that Mayor Royal Falooda had expected to arrive at the clothes store's grand opening in "Banana Fontana", has her lengthy limousine held up by a bun cow in the road.

* Music/PhilCollins is seen relaxing in the hot tub on the back of a limo in "Take Me Home." It ''might'' be the "Worlds Longest Limousine"; we only ever see the back of it, but very few limousines have hot tubs on them.

* The ''VideoGame/ScottPilgrim'' game has The Clash at Demonhead arrive in a super long limousine version of [[Series/KnightRider K.I.T.T.]]
* In the browser "card" game ''VideoGame/UrbanRivals'', the opponent's card gets run over by such a limousine (and peed on by a chihuaua) whenever you win by a large margin with a member of the Uppers.

* ''VisualNovel/MuvLuvExtra'' has Meiya's limosine, which is 60 meters long. Takeru repeatedly wonders how in the hell the thing is able to make turns within the city, [[RuleOfFunny which is never really explained]].
* The Super Stretch Limo 900, owned by Joe Chin, in ''VideoGame/ParappaTheRapper''. It even comes with a jacuzzi on the back seat... which is several feet away from the driver's seat.

* If it exists, there is a [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic pony]] version of it: In "Green Isn't Your Color", Photo Finish has a "limousine" that consists of about half a dozen regular pony-drawn coaches coupled behind one another.

Usually featured in comedy works, this is any very, very, ''very'' long limousine belonging to some [[RichInDollarsPoorInSense rich]] [[ConspicuousConsumption showoff]] jerkass who may or may not be CompensatingForSomething. Often used as a (no pun intended) 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, or perhaps a small car ''inside'' the limousine to help people travel within it more quickly. Also expect [[SunroofShenanigans shenanigans]] if someone wants to stand up in the roof. Someone coming out from this car will usually use a FeetFirstIntroduction.

May relate to PimpedOutCar or more specifically, RiceBurner. However, Absurdly Long Limousines rely on exaggerated lengths while Rice Burners rely on exaggerated styling. See also SunroofShenanigans.

* In ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena'', The Shadow Operatives arrive at Inaba in one. They're supposed to be keeping a low profile.

* A task in one of ''Series/TopGearUK'''s "cheap-car challenges" asked the presenters to modify their vehicles into an executive vehicle/limousine, with each of the trio's creations being characterised by a unique characteristic. While Hammond decided to make a convertible stretch limo - and James electing to improve mobility (or at least ''try'') by grafting the front end of a Saab to the back of his Alfa Romeo (creating what he dubbed the ''Salfa Romeaab''; a vehicle which could be driven at either end) - Clarkson took the length aspect, dialled it way past 11... and applied it to his Fiat Panda. As well as retaining the two-door configuration, which required passengers to ride on a ''Film/TheGreatEscape''-tunnel-style cart just to get to the back seats, he'd made it a few feet ''longer'' than a London bus. With this rendering his car illegal for the road, shortening it involved cutting the car apart ''again'', removing the offending extra few feet and welding the two halves back together. When the car inevitably split apart along the newly rewelded seam in the middle of London, he simply left the rear half of the (front-wheel drive) car behind, ferrying his passenger to the venue in the now two-wheeled, rearless Panda.

* This was a recurring element of ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls''. An enormous white limousine that is several windows long and takes a few seconds to cross the whole screen is always the Mayor's ride of choice in times of leisure. He rides in the back.