Pink N’ Black Theme Stretches The Attention Span

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — First Class Customs Inc., a boutique builder of Sprinter limo vans and buses, is selling a pink and black Chrysler 300 stretch limousine ideal for nights out and parties. 

Modified by Limos By Moonlight in 2014, the 10-passenger stretch has 43,361 miles for a price of $39,900.

First Class owner Jay Glick posts that the stretch is “right out of my personal fleet, super clean and well maintained.” The vehicle was posted at Limoforsale.com on Nov. 23.

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Cadillac Escalade Aspires To Be King Of Big SUVs

A few decades ago, the Suburban by Chevrolet and GMC was considered to be a definite statement of wealth and an affluent (if slightly homely) lifestyle. That’s why it was fondly called the “Texas Cadillac.”

Then Lincoln raised the ante and launched the Navigator, forcing GM to react. In retaliation, the “Texas Cadillac” became an actual one – the Escalade.

New York Daily News article here

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Lincoln Continental Concept Embodies Big Ambitions

DUBAI — Lincoln has big ambitions for the Continental model when it arrives in 2016.

Lincoln was keen to show off its Concept design at Dubai International Motor Show recently, introduced to the Arab media in a special event hosted by Kumar Galhotra, president of Lincoln.

Arab News article here

Lincoln Continental Concept Car details here

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Cadillac Releases Retail Pricing For CT6

After a trendy debut during the 2015 New York International Auto Show last April, Cadillac has officially priced its latest range-topping sedan — the CT6.

[NOTE: Official pricing for the limousine version(s) of the CT6 have not yet been released and may vary from official retail prices].

GM Authority article here

Cadillac Professional Vehicles website

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Lincoln To Focus On Core Segments

LOS ANGELES — In 2016, Lincoln will have a new face, its most powerful car ever, a revived Continental and a chance to top 100,000 U.S. sales for the first time since 2008. In China, it will add a dealership every 10 days.

Automotive News article here

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New App LiMOFLY Offers Reduced Ride Sharing Costs

LiMOFLY, a new ride-sharing app based in the San Francisco Bay Area, has vowed to beat its competitors by “combining technology advances with a dedication to cost-effective operation,” according to a press release.

The company says “a skillful cutting of costs,” is its primary objective, and that it can save customers up to 40% per ride by providing transportation only through legally authorized vehicles.

The app allows users to instantly request a ride or book a reservation in advance, offers flat-rate airport transportation, and charges non-airport riders by distance — not time — traveled. Customers are only charged for the hours used for hourly rides, and a user’s credit card is never charged until after they have arrived at their destination, according to the press release.

Notably, no other company offers free cancellation up to 15 minutes before pickup time, and when users book at least 2 hours in advance, LiMOFLY guarantees a free ride if the driver arrives “even one second late.” Furthermore, the company vows it will never implement surge pricing. “We’d rather shut the company down than do that,” a spokesperson said in the press release.

For a start-up, LiMOFLY is growing “at an amazing clip.” Within the first week after launch, it had begun collaborating with more than 107 limousine companies in and around the San Francisco Bay area.

The company will soon enable users to book multiple rides at a time and track them in real-time. “This feature should prove invaluable to universities, hotel industries, corporations, travel agents and any other entity that requires multi-booking capability at the touch of a button,” according to the press release.

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RYDE Provides Crowdsourced Transportation to FestForward Festival Industry Conference

RYDE, a crowdsourced transportation service company focused on music festivals and live events, announced it provided airport transportation to attendees of the FestForward Conference from November 22 to 24 in Santa Barbara, CA. The conference for music, film, food and wine festival organizers, designated RYDE as their official transportation partner, according to a press release.

“RYDE is excited to be both a sponsor and a transportation service provider for this unique and valuable conference,” Brian Allman, CEO of RYDE, said in the press release. “Shining a light on the issues that face almost all festival organizers, like expanding their fan reach, enhancing the social experience, overcoming traffic ingress and egress issues, and ensuring attendee safety, is our company goal. One of RYDE’s core values is to help reduce the carbon footprint of both the festival and event attendees, and each RYDE bus will take 20-35 vehicles off the road.”

“We have followed RYDE’s progress for some time, and we are pleased to have them be part of the FestForward conference,” Laurie Kirby, co-Founder of FestForward, said in the press release. “RYDE focuses on their partnerships with festival management to ensure that they are meeting the festival producer’s objectives, and that is such an important concept for success. RYDE extends the experience of the brand for the attendee from the time they leave home until they return.”

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