Dan Cawley who lives in the U.K. decided to stretch his Ferrari 360 Modena. The car is now 20 feet long and can scoot on up to 166 mph. I wonder what the ride is like at that speed?

The only problem is Ferrari corp is upset. They sent a letter to Cawley demanding he remove the Ferrari names and "360 Modena" badging from the car. They claim that since he grafted in the 9.5 foot section of hand-built carbon fiber to stretch the car, that it's no longer a Ferrari.

Doesn't it seem kind of crazy that a company you bought a car from can tell you what to do with the car?! It's not like there's going to be a rush of people going out to chop up their Ferraris as a result.

[Via TimesOnline.co.uk]

First is the Presidential Limo. It's a heavily customized Cadillac and for 2009 is the first to not carry a specific model name. GM refers to Cadillac One as the 2009 Cadillac Presidential Limousine. Most of the car's details are classified for security reasons, but we do know it has a tall roofline and is completely outfitted with military grade armor 8 inches thick for maximum protection. The wheels are also fitted with run flat tires. Dang impressive.

NOW, check out the bad boy that rolls along with Cadillac One:

I have no idea if this is really what's in the suburbans that accompany the Presidential vehicle, but dang! I wanna believe that the leader of one of the most powerful countries in the world rides around with that kind of firepower.