VIP- hearse LincolnTownCar
The LincolnTownCar Premium Hearse is the pride of the US car industry, power and grandeur with an AllRoad frame chassis and a six-liter V8 engine. LincolnMotorCompany – is a century of experience in building executive-class funeral vehicles and creating limousines for the presidents of the United States of America.
The Peter the Great company will offer the first Lincoln hearse of this level in Ukraine. Its cargo compartment – 2 and a half meters – is the maximum for vehicles of the funeral industry, which makes it possible to transport an oversized coffin for the body of the deceased of maximum possible height and weight.
Impressive dimensions, power and aggressive exterior at high speed, a special set of options and additional equipment, magnificent interior lighting, materials from bison leather and wood together create an exclusive hearse designed to provide VIP-class funeral services.
The glass gallery provides an opportunity to place flower arrangements inside from the best florists, true professionals who know how to create beauty. Compositions of live or expensive artificial flowers from the best European manufacturers are genuine works of art, captivating with their sophistication and natural naturalness, will bring notes of great sorrow for a deceased loved one to the funeral ceremony of farewell – as a tribute to eternal memory and love. The decorated glass space creates the possibility of visual contact with the interior while driving, emphasizing the solemnity of the farewell ceremony.
Two-section climate control will provide comfort for the driver and the organizer of the funeral in the heat, guarantee the safety of the body of the deceased in the summer for the entire time of its transportation to remote places of farewell and burial.
The car meets all sanitary norms and rules. Before leaving for the ceremony, the car undergoes a thorough check of the technical condition, washing and cleaning the interior, polishing the salon, all nickel-plated panels and lighting devices.
