Thailand Royal Family Takes Delivery of Second Cadillac Limousine
Pimp my Ride: Royal Edition
By Michael Gauthier
March 26, 2009 11:10 PM
Filed Under: American, Asian, Cadillac, Specialty
Texas-based LCW Automotive has released one of the worst official photoshop jobs of the year which shows their newly created Cadillac DTS limousine destined for Royal Family of Thailand.
Managing to look both short and stubby despite its massive size, the new limo is built on the company's "CEO Series" platform that features a 24-inch stretch in length as well as a 3-inch increase in height for added headroom. Other design touches include air craft composite rear doors, a flat floor, and a "lavish array of personalized amenities."
LCW says "Thailand's Royal Family wanted a limousine that was discreet from the outside..." and obviously nothing is more low-key than a weird yellow almond paste colored Cadillac DTS limo with plenty of chrome detailing.
We can only hope the limo looks much better in person but as a suggestion to all the other world leaders out there, if you really want a Cadillac limousine take a look at President Obama's new ride before you check off all the customization boxes.
Press Release (Click to expand)
Thailand Royal Family Takes Delivery of Second LCW Limousine
A Limousine Built for a King
LCW Automotive Corp., worldwide manufacturer of limousines and custom-built luxury vehicles, completed its second Limousine for the Royal Family of Thailand in March.
The 24-inch stretch limousine was built on an LCW "CEO Series" platform, and featured a lavish array of personalized amenities. The roof of the car was raised three inches for additional headroom and longer doors were installed for the rear seating compartment, providing easier entry and egress.
The air craft composite long doors, flat floor and raised roof are a proprietary specialty of LCW.
Considered "short stretches" or "corporate" limousines, LCW's CEO models range in size from 6 to 70 inches. The company "stretches" limousines up to 130 inches on the Cadillac DTS platform, or 120 inches with a Lincoln Town Car.
"Thailand's Royal Family wanted a limousine that was discreet from the outside, but that featured maximum comfort and roominess for its passengers," explains Ken Boyar, the company's CEO. "As soon as they saw our CEO models, it was just a matter of customizing one to their needs."
LCW specializes in stretching custom vehicles and customizing SUVs for high-profile clients around the world. The company has produced vehicles for countless celebrities, international heads of state and corporate executives.
About LCW Automotive Corp.
Headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, LCW Automotive Corp. is a leading worldwide builder of custom passenger vehicles. Certified by GM and Ford (through their QVM/CMC programs), the company has a rich history of designing and converting limousines that dates back more than 30 years. Every LCW vehicle is an original, specifically designed by the client.
At LCW, performance is measured in the details. The company has maintained one of the highest ratings in the industry. Over the years, LCW has introduced patent-pending technologies and innovative ideas that have changed the landscape of limousine interior design. The LCW name has become synonymous with quality, innovation, excellence, glamour, functional style and safety.
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Edited by user on March 27, 2009 at 6:32 AM
this LCW Automotive certainly does not how to do business. the PS looks horrible. at least put the caddy in a more glamourous picture.
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