World's Longest Car Revealed: Featuring Swimming Pool, Helipad, Mini-Golf, Seats Over 75—Restoration Cost THIS Much

Owning a car can be a symbol of luxury, but "The American Dream" takes this concept to an extreme. This car isn’t just about its massive size—it's packed with extraordinary amenities that make it truly one-of-a-kind.

"The American Dream" holds the Guinness World Record for being the longest car in the world. Originally built in 1986 by car customizer Jay Ohrberg in Burbank, California, this super limo was initially 18.28 meters (60 feet) long. After a stunning restoration, it now stretches to an astounding 30.54 meters (100 feet and 1.5 inches).

Based on the 1976 Cadillac Eldorado, the car features 26 wheels and two V8 engines, one at the front and one at the rear. It can be driven from either end and was designed in two sections joined by a hinge, allowing it to navigate tight corners—a truly innovative piece of engineering.

"The American Dream" is more than just a long car; it's a mobile mansion. Inside, you'll find a swimming pool with a diving board, a helipad capable of holding up to 5,000 pounds, a Jacuzzi, a large waterbed, a bathtub, and even a mini-golf course. For entertainment, it has several TVs, and to keep refreshments cool, there's a refrigerator.

This ultra-luxurious limousine can seat over 75 people, making it perfect for parties and events. Restoring this incredible vehicle to its former glory took three years and cost approximately 250,000 dollars. The dedication to reviving this masterpiece shows in every detail, from the gleaming exterior to the lavish interiors.

Now on display at the Dezerland Park Car Museum in Orlando, Florida, "The American Dream" is a must-see for car enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates extraordinary feats of engineering. It's more than just a car—it's a piece of history that captures the imagination and showcases what luxury on wheels can truly mean.