Vehicle Pick Of The Week: The new stretch "classic" from Executive Coach Builders offers the old limo experience, but with more room and gadgets.
About 1,500 vehicles built from March 2012 to March 2015 are affected by the minor recall for a defective part that could increase fire risk.
Veteran Ford executive Gerry Koss was a regular presence at LCT trade show and events, and lead the roll out of the Lincoln MKT Town Car.
Four Star Limousine is getting rave customer reviews about the next generation stretch limo made by Royale.
President David Bakare sees strong demand for MKT stretches while he plans for a new line of limo buses and Sprinters for a diversifying market.
Wheels are spinning and metal is moving at Windy City Limousine due to rising demand from groups.
Gunman and chauffeur exchange fire during a late night ride, resulting in several non-fatal injuries.
DaBryan pioneers the use of revolutionary technology and design concepts to build its next-generation Lincoln MKT stretch models.
The coachbuilder will offer an 80-inch MKT limousine and 120-inch MKT limousine.
Exclusive photo galleries offer a preview of the upcoming annual vehicle overview in the December 2011 issue of LCT.
DaBryan Coach Builder's 2012 MKT Stretch Limousine
The custom coachbuilder also is seeing an uptick in client demand for custom stretch limousines from Australia and Asia.
The Greater California Livery Association’s annual Expo hits a high note for vehicle displays and operator attendance.
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