Limo News Update
Limo News Update
Stretch limo squashed in crash
Sunshine Coast Limousines driver Alan Jones handled the job with style yesterday when, in a bid to give new meaning to the term “wedding crasher” he inadvertently un-stretched a Ford LTD stretch limo he was driving. Business owner Danny Rostirolla arrived on the scene to find some of his building’s own panels had taken a bit of a beating. - The Daily
“Someone should have told him we’re not open on weekends,” said Danny Rostirolla, of ” Collision Repair” business, where the limo squashed. Everyone turned OK, but the wedding party. Poor newly weds had their first day end up in crash. Sometimes nature talks in signs, could this be one? On that same day a hungry fella in Mitsubishi cut off the Mcdonalds sign in a hurry to get a hit of the food. Everyone is OK, but the Mcdonalds sign.
Teen girl crashed Kev limo
A teenage girl stole a £100,000 Bentley once owned by football star Kevin Keegan and crashed it after a high-speed police chase, a court heard. The 17-year-old had two teens with her and drove the Continental GT at 100mph on country roads. She finally lost control and flipped it over. Two chasing police cars crashed into each other and the third ended in a ditch. - Mirror Sunday
No one is injured, except the limousine and the police cars! What a ride! 100 mph on country roads is 160km/hr. Kevin Keegan is a former football player, former national English team coach and the current manager of Newcastle United. Kevin is considered one of the best English football players and has some money saved up to drive a Bentley. His car is nothing but history.
Fête nationale du Québec Holiday
June 24th Montreal celebrates Fête nationale du Québec Holiday. This is an official day off for all Quebec residents.It is celebrated in the honor of St. John the Baptist and Montrealers take their happiness to the streets with blue and white flags.
If you’re in Montreal and want to celebrate the holiday in style, we have limos for $125 and $150 an hour!
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