Going In Style

Sun., July 5, 1998

Limousine companies are investing in vehicles that give new meaning to the word stretch. This Lincoln Navigator, owned by a limousine business in Glen Burnie, Md., is 36 feet long, seats 25 people and has a mirrored ceiling and marble floor.

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