This is the largest limousine in the world: swimming pool and helipad on board

There are highly extravagant customisers, and others who go beyond that label. They specialise in creating vehicles that defy any idea one might have of them, and they build some that are almost unreal. The creator of some of these special cars is Jay Ohrberg. He is responsible for creating vehicles for film and television, such as the iconic TransAm from Knight Rider, the Gran Torino from Starsky & Hutch, the DeLorean from Back to the Future, or the General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard, among others.

He was also responsible for building what is considered the largest limousine in the world. A 1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Eldorado Convertible to which several metres of bodywork were added to give it an extravagant length. In addition, it was necessary to add extra axles and wheels to withstand this additional length.

The longest limousine in the world

This outrageous vehicle is 30.53 metres long and has 12 axles, that is, 24 wheels. It is driven by two V8 engines, which move a total weight of 10 tonnes. Among the equipment added to this limousine is a swimming pool and, not satisfied with that, they also fitted an operational helipad.

In addition, it has a swimming pool and a golf course adapted to the vehicle. It can carry 75 people, some of whom may also enjoy a water bed.

The good thing about this vehicle is that it has two driving positions, one at each end. This allows it to split into two smaller, more manageable vehicles. The central hinge lets it turn more easily, although it is not exactly easy to drive. It was built and then discarded at the time. The conversion cost 3.5 million dollars and initially measured only 18.28 metres and was called “American Dream”.

It was bought by a collector who has restored it and given it functionality. For the time being, it has earned a place in the Guinness World Records as the largest and longest limousine in the world.

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