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#5 Lada Limo
A budget, no-frills, compact sedan car, the Russian-made Lada is not what you would expect to find in the form of a limousine. Popular in Russia and in the West during the 1980s, Ladas were particularly economic on fuel, which might be one of the reasons extending its body into an extra-long limo is actually quite a good idea. But while the body is big on form, the little trunk is still as tiny as ever.
#4 Midnight Rider
Designed by Americans, Pamela Bartholemew and Michael Machado, Midnight Rider is the heaviest limousine ever made, and it features in the Guinness Book of World Records. Weighing in at 50,560 lb (22,933 kg), it is 70-foot-long (21.3 m) and 13 foot 8 inches (4.1 m) high. Built in 2004, it has three lounges plus a separate bar, and can seat 40 passengers plus a crew of four. The décor is based on the famous railroad Pullman cars that were immensely popular during the mid-1800s. And if you’re wondering about the name; the limo’s horn plays the theme song from “The Midnight Rider.” That’s it!
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