stackyFACTSThere is no special factory building ninety-foot cars. Limousines start as perfectly normal luxury sedans that are literally sliced completely in half with heavy machinery. Builders then weld massive steel extension panels into the middle, hoping the elongated chassis doesn't just snap like a twig when turning a sharp corner.
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