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Symbol of deliberately ostentatious luxury, the limousine attracts the glances irresistibly. Who dreamed forever of to offer the services limousine? This term indicates a vehicle of certain luxury of which cockpit was lengthened; l' interior, separated from l' before and of the driver, is arranged for the greatest comfort of its passengers. Each make of car can thus produce limousines. It s' generally acts of cars cut into two then lengthened in specialized garages, but some are directly manufactured. Few private individuals have limousines. The majority belong to service companies to the top-of-the-range services, renting limousines with drivers for particular events. Many companies of taxis also propose the limousine in their range of vehicles. But certain owners develop a more accessible offer indeed, allowing, for example, with a group of young teenagers to go to a party in the limousine, for a guaranteed effect
Few private individuals have limousines. The majority belong to service companies to the top-of-the-range services, renting limousines with drivers for particular events. Many companies of taxis also propose the limousine in their range of vehicles. Certain owners develop a more accessible offer, allowing, for example, with a group of young teenagers to go to a party in the limousine, for a guaranteed effect.
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Origin of the name of limousine comes from the French area of the same name. The town of Limoges and its area, the Limousin, saw being born indeed inventor of this long body of luxury, Charles Jeantaud, car manufacturer of the end of the XIXme century. The first limousines were formed a cockpit entirely closed reserved with the passengers, back, the driver, with front, being protected that by the windshield and sometimes a hood. This large cockpit was also compared with the full coats which the shepherds limousins carried to protect itself from the rain, limousines. A limousine indicates aujourd' today a vehicle of certain luxury of which cockpit was lengthened; interior, separated from before and of the driver, is arranged for the greatest comfort of its passengers. Each make of car can thus produce limousines. It s' generally acts of cars cut into two then lengthened in specialized garages, but some are directly manufactured
