Everything related to F1 is interesting to say the least and an F1 inspired Limo could do no wrong. Mike Pettipas from Canada has created a souped up version of an F1 racer, in the form of a Limo. The GP Limo can seat a driver and six passengers in comfort and though the exact specs aren’t out yet, Pettipas is looking to surpass the Veyron in speed. The Limo is supposed to go at 253mph, making it the fastest limo around.
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