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Limousine
Limousine 2005 Cadillac DTS Presidential Limousine A limousine (or limo) is a long luxury car ... providing upmarket competition to taxicabs. The word limousine is derived from the name of the ... similar to the profile of the car. Limousine ownership For the most part, only ...
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Limousine   (translated from Japanese)
Limousine Lincoln town car limousine Limousine(Limousine) car , it points to the type which ... Japan airport bus and the like ' the limousine bus ' with there are also times ...
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Sedan   (translated from German)
Sedan One Sedan is 1. in former times in the centralFrench landscape Limousin carried rough wagoner coat out Goat wool and a there usual horse car for transportation of human beings. 2. a cattle race which in the centralFrench landscape Limousin is resident. 3. a kind of automotive manufacture, see Sedan ...
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Limousine   (translated from Russian)
Limousine Limousine — ( fr. , from limousine - name of the historical province Of limuzen ... partition between the front and remaining seats. Limousine is called also automobile with this body ...
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Limousine liberal
Limousine liberal Limousine liberal is a pejorative American political term ... In The Netherlands, a near equivalent of "limousine liberal" would be "salonsocialist". The point of ... of the upper-middle class. Unlike the limousine variety, the term is usually used to ...
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Talk:Limousine
Talk:Limousine The word limousine is derived from the name of the ...
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Airport limousine bus   (translated from Japanese)
Airport limousine bus Airport limousine bus(Airport limousine) with, mainly airport and the direct communication ... that high-speed bus . Also the airport limousine bus is called. Related item limousine Airport limousine bus (Sendai city) Osaka ...
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Stretch sedan   (translated from German)
Stretch sedan Mercedes W123 , Eight-seat attaining sedan (series vehicle) Stretch sedans Those Stretch sedan is an extended Car. It mostly becomes into that The USA , as Change from one often anyway already to the upper class counting Sedan built, mostly from American manufacturing ( Lincoln that Ford Engine company, or Cadillac ...
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Sedan (car)   (translated from German)
Sedan (car) AUDI A6 (2004) - Modern sedan with four doors One Sedan is a closed Car with a firm roof, which by three pair Vehicle columns (so-called A -, B and C-column are carried). Table of contents Term development BMW E30 - older sedan with two doors Originally the term sedan ...
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Bentley State Limousine
Bentley State Limousine The Bentley State Limousine is a car created by Bentley for ... speed is 130 mph. The royal State Limousine is three feet longer than a standard ... run-flat tires. External link Bentley State Limousine for H.M. The Queen
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