This Ferrari limo with two TVs, a minibar, and seating for 10 can be yours for $287,000 — see inside

Exotic Limo

• A stretched 2003 Ferrari 360 Modena is up for grabs for roughly US $287,000 in Australia. 
• It's being sold by Exotic Limo, a limousine-rental company, which says it charges up to $1,000 AUD per hour for use of the odd car. 
• The sports car was chopped in half and extended by three meters to accommodate a leather bench seat, a minibar, two TVs, and other add ons. 
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There are plenty of options out there for car enthusiasts looking for a high-performance family hauler — Mercedes makes a souped-up station wagon and Jeep sells a 707-horsepower SUV, to name a couple. But what if you have, say, eight kids and a need for speed that can only be satisfied by a mid-engined Italian sports car?

Today's your lucky day, because there's a stretched 2003 Ferrari 360 Modena currently up for grabs for a mere US $287,000 on Australian site CarSales. The car, which is being sold by limousine-rental company Exotic Limo, was chopped in half and extended by three meters as part of a three-year conversion process that turned it into a bonafide party machine. 

It now has a bit more flair than the boring old sports car it used to be, sporting room for eight in back, a minibar, a couple of TVs, and a pair of gull-wing doors for good measure.

A tip of the hat to The Drive for calling this wild ride to our attention. Keep scrolling to learn more about the car and how it came to be. 

What you see before you isn't a computer glitch — it's an actual Ferrari limo that's actually for sale in Australia.

Exotic Limo

The unique ride is being sold by limousine-rental outfit Exotic Limo, which is betting that someone out there is willing to fork over roughly US $287,000 for it.

Exotic Limo

The stretched-out Ferrari started its life as a run-of-the-mill 2003 360 Modena, before being imported to Australia by a man named Scott Marshall.

Exotic Limo

Source: Street Machine

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