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l, marvel no more, the word "Limousine" is very old and originates from the 18th Century and is derived from a region in France called Limousin.
The shepherds in the Limousin French locality having to go in dire weather conditions, survived whatever Mother Nature had to dart at them (pedaled snow and rain)by creating a coat to insulate themselves on the hillsides.
The coat was so efficient that it's use caught on with other people in the area and then further away throughout France.
Having it's origins in Limousin, everybody referred to the coat by the district it was built in "Limousin" and other employees who were by the euthanasia of the wind and cold began to dress the coats ' of special note the drivers of the finest horse-drawn carriages.
Clearly these meager chaps also were exposed to all weather conditions as they were obliged to sit on altitude of the carriages in the open atmosphere. The transport they were driving preoccupied many care as it carried the high classes on their voyages and were ornately decorated.
The shepherd's favoured type of big coat, the "Limousin" was made of sheep's and goat's wool and quite effective in it's purpose.
After a concise phase the Limousin-clad chauffeurs were so closely identified with the coat they wore and accordingly the carriage that they sat on, that the chariot began to be linked to the drivers (and coats) in peoples' minds and the transport soon began to be shrieked the "Limousine" by the public later a period of time.
The horse-drawn carriages were an extremely posh way of travelling and I am sure you can now suspect where this is working.
After many decades the first motorised car, distinct fashion of exceedingly posh transportation for the upper classes, was contrived and the word Limousine became rapidly interlocked by normal progression (or chance) to the longer, more elegant styles of motorcar.
History tells us that in 1902, the world's first "Limousine" embodied a hood to cover the driver's area, thus alike to the "Limousin" coat hood for the wearer, which is partly why this term is now applied to all long luxury cars.
A divide chamber at the front of cars with a partition, for the high classes and fare-paying passengers.
During the last 100 annuals is the period that Limousines have had huge alterations to their look, amenities, length and insides. A Limousine now refers to all cars that have been stretched for style or luxury purposes, of special note in the America, where almost anything aboard four wheels has been stretched into a Stretch, Superstretch or Superlongbody Limousine.
Over the decades this includes such marques as Audi, Bentley Nike Air, BMW retro jordan 7, Cadillac, Chrysler, Ford, Holden, Hummer, Infiniti, Jaguar, Lexus, Lincoln, Mercedes-Benz, Rolls-Royce and Volkswagen etc..
There is a huge alternative of large cars to select from, yet most folk while they calculate "Limo" partner a Lincoln Towncar Limousine with that word. The word Limo is immediately warmhearted accepted as the slang term for always Limos.
The Limousine globe has shook on to the robust Hummer Limo, which can seat up to 16 travelers (or more) in spectacular style.
Hummer Limousines are now easily the most desired and the biggest Limos available to the public, than all other makes Air Max 2011 Shoes, thanks to their roominess inside and their wonderful carrying capacity.
Now then - What's in a label - you might query ?