2003 ferrari 360 modena stretched into fastest limousine in the world

this sports car has literally been stretched to its limits. dubbed as ‘an automotive work of art’, a 2003 ferrari 360 modena has been lengthen into an eight-seater limousine, and is now on sale. for the purists out there, the former coupe still features its iconic red exterior coat, front and rear body styling, and the two prancing horse medallions.

all images courtesy of carsales

to create the ferrari 360 modena limousine, the australian owner chopped, cut and added aluminum chassis extensions, fiberglass body panels, and two sets of gull-wing doors at the rear. inside, the back cabin resembles a club lined with black leather and neon lighting as well as featuring two televisions and a minibar of course. the rear holds up to eight passengers whilst the front accommodates the driver and one more.

the limo still houses the stock engine, which was a mid-mounted 3.6-liter V8 that produced upwards of 400 hp. and the car is said to still be in good condition, only travelling 65,000 km (40,000 miles) since its birth in 2003. it is on sale for $399,999 AUD (around $287,000 USD), here.

project info:

model: ferrari 360 modena

model year: 2003

seller: carsales

price: $399,999 AUD (around $287,000 USD)