Limousine

A large passenger car, typically chauffeur-driven, with a spacious rear compartment and sometimes a partition separating it from the driver.

Automobile: A self-propelled road vehicle designed primarily to carry people. A limousine is a specialized passenger automobile, usually built on a stretched platform.
Stretch limousine: A limousine lengthened by inserting an additional section into its body and chassis. It is the best-known limousine design and illustrates how extra passenger space is created.
Limousin: A historical region of central France, now part of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine administrative region. The word limousine is traditionally linked to the region’s hooded shepherds’ cloaks.
Airport transfer: Prearranged ground transportation between an airport and another destination. Limousine services often provide private airport pickups and drop-offs.
Sedan (automobile): A passenger car with a separate enclosed trunk and typically two rows of seats. A conventional sedan lacks the limousine’s extended passenger space and chauffeur-oriented layout.
Chauffeur: A person employed to drive a passenger vehicle, especially for a private client. Professional driving is a defining service associated with many limousines.
Automotive chassis: The load-bearing vehicle structure that supports the body, powertrain, suspension, and wheels. A stretch conversion must extend or adapt the chassis to carry the longer body.
Horse-drawn carriage: A wheeled vehicle drawn by horses and used to transport people or goods. The name limousine was first applied to a covered carriage associated with a driver’s position.
Wedding car: A vehicle hired to transport people as part of a wedding celebration. Limousines are commonly used for formal arrivals and group transport at weddings.
Hearse: A vehicle designed to carry a coffin or casket during a funeral. Both may be formal chauffeur-driven vehicles, but a hearse is built for funeral cargo.

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Vehicle for hireBroader topic: A prearranged, typically higher-end service within the for-hire category.