football limousine
A limousine may have a partition between the driver compartment and the rear passenger compartment. This partition will usually contain a sliding glass window so that conversations between passengers in the rear compartment may be kept private from the chauffeur.

Stretch football limo

A black Lincoln Town Car "stretch" limousine at a car show in Bristol, England As shown in several of these illustrations, most modern limousines are extended in length far beyond that required for personal use. These are typically used to transport partygoers to and from events such as dances and weddings. Most of these vehicles are based on the Lincoln Town Car as it is the only luxury sedan with body on frame instead of unibody construction easing the conversion into a stretch limousine. Rather than the typical transverse seating these will have benches along the length of the extension, either on one side or on both sides. This allows the travelers to face one another, unlike the traditional "stage" vehicle, which uses multiple doors to access rows of forward facing seats. In addition to the traditional black many white limousines are now operated (considered appropriate for weddings in western societies).