Seating for Six and Plus a Jacuzzi for Two
For the next two weeks, eyes from around the world will be focused on Athens, Greece for the 2004 Summer Olympic Games, but
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A MINI Cooper stretch limousine is making its debut in Athens, Greece for the 2004 Summer Olympic Games. (Photo: Ultra) |
While difficult to imagine that a MINI Cooper S could be transformed into a vehicle as extravagant as the XXL, it has. The conversion was performed by Ultra, the world-famous Los Angeles, California-based limousine specialist known for radical designs. This particular stretch conversion involves two minor extensions - one behind the front door and one behind the rear door - the addition of rear doors, and a tail extension. The extra weight and lengthened body are supported by an additional rear axle that features two extra wheels.
There's no doubt that the elongated XXL is heavier than a conventional Cooper, so to deal with the extra weight the car
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Up to six people (including the driver) can cruise in the lap of luxury. (Photo: Ultra) |
Despite its unlikely roots, the XXL comes with all the toys that you might expect from a modern limousine. Up to six people (including the driver) can cruise in the lap of luxury; with custom-fitted black leather upholstery shaped and trimmed to reflect the seats in the Cooper S.