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7 August 2019

This Fezza limo stretches the Prancing Horse to breaking point

By Mitchell TulkMitchell Tulk
  • According to Exoticlimo, this is Australia's only supercar limousine. (image credit: Exoticlimo) According to Exoticlimo, this is Australia's only supercar limousine. (image credit: Exoticlimo)
  • It wouldn't be complete without gull-wing doors. (image credit: Exoticlimo) It wouldn't be complete without gull-wing doors. (image credit: Exoticlimo)

There are a lot of monstrosities when it comes to stretch limousines, such as the Hummer H2, Chrysler 300C and even a VL Walkinshaw Commodore.

However, Melbourne company Exoticlimo takes the cake when it comes to ruining a perfectly good car.

The 'jewel' in its fleet is a 2003 Ferrari 360 Modena, which can be all yours for just $330,000.

This is a genuine Fezza that’s been chopped in the middle and extended, just imagine how enraged Ferrari enthusiasts are by this creation?

It still runs the mid-engine, 294kW/373Nm 3.6-litre V8 and six-speed manual, which you must admit is pretty cool.

With almost 300kW going to the rear wheels, I wonder how well it can drift? (image credit: Exoticlimo) With almost 300kW going to the rear wheels, I wonder how well it can drift? (image credit: Exoticlimo)

Zero-100km/h is completed in less than six seconds, which makes it (apparently) the “world’s fastest stretch limousine”.

Inside, there’s enough room for eight people and the leather seats are embroidered with the Prancing Horse, while there’s also a bar.

Try and fit eight people in a standard 360 Modena. (image credit: Exoticlimo) Try and fit eight people in a standard 360 Modena. (image credit: Exoticlimo)

Spending $330k on a 360 Modena can be considered expensive when standard models are fetching between $100,000-170,000, but the owners consider it a bargain as it took four years and over $600k to build.

Is this an abomination or the coolest limo ever? Let us know in the comments.