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The Origin of Limousines
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The word limousine comes from Limousin, a region in central France. Its original meaning was a hooded cloak, but it later became associated with a type of vehicle with a covered compartment for passengers.
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Limousines are not just cars with a roomy backseat but also refer to the original meaning of the word as a hooded cloak invented in Limousine France.
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Limousines
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Limousines are not just cars with a roomy backseat but also refer to the original meaning of the word as a hooded cloak invented in Limousine France.
ChapterThe Origin of Limousines
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The early limousines were designed after hooded cloaks and were used to protect passengers from the elements.
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Limousines
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The early limousines were designed after hooded cloaks and were used to protect passengers from the elements. These cars were first used in New York City and some of the early limousines looked like station wagons or old Model T's.
ChapterThe Origin of Limousines
EpisodeSelects: How Limousines Work
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Joe Rogan and his guest discuss the resemblance of the Chrysler 300 to a Bentley and the bizarre ad for John Varvatos' edition of the car featuring Iggy Pop.
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Chrysler 300
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Joe Rogan and his guest discuss the resemblance of the Chrysler 300 to a Bentley and the bizarre ad for John Varvatos' edition of the car featuring Iggy Pop.