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Professional wrestling, the sport where men are men and women, well debatable! It’s a sport where all the action is real. And, if you don’t believe what you see, just ask Vince McMahon.

Vince McMahon is Chairman of the Board of World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. (WWE). He is a third generation promoter who has made WWE into the global phenomenon it is today. McMahon has bluffed and blustered his way into the ringmaster’s role of the testosterone-fuelled soap opera that is professional wrestling.

But accident prone Vince McMahon had – surprise, surprise - another accident. Vince was hurt when lighting equipment crashed onto the stage and a large electric sign toppled onto him at the AT&T Centre. Vince is accident prone and not only once has he been involved in many accidents. Vince McMahon’s ‘accident’ during Raw was designed to end the Million Dollar Giveaway, and to start a new angle that will involve other McMahon family members.

Last year, the former wrestler turned promoter was involved in another accident when his hire limousine burst into flames seconds after he, McMahon, got into it. The subsequent debut of the media circus in the investigation of who blew the limousine was a big time hype. It was dubbed the beginning of “who blew up Vince McMahon” story.

Did poor old Vince really fall for the old bomb-in-the-limo trick? Well, actually no. Subsequent investigations into the incident revealed that it was ‘a publicity stunt’ and that no emergency vehicles were called to the arena on the night in question.

Although it may not be all that clever to blow up a limo or to let an electric sign post to fall on the ‘big man,’ Vince is a master at creating controversy and grabbing the public’s attention. While it may have been painful to watch Vince being whisked out on a stretcher after being felled by an electric sign, we can all be assured that Vince, like another big man, ‘will be back.’

If you want to create a stir and get into the public eye, get

Limousines are costly business assets; it is not cost effective for limousine services to offer their service for 1 hour. Typically a 1 hour rental would consume more than 3 hours when considering travel times and vehicle preparation. You cannot rent a hotel room for 5 hours; limo service is similar.

What should you budget for your wedding?
This depends on the type and number of vehicles you are planning to rent. Please understand that most limousine services have a rental minimum of 3 hours. Most services do not offer "pick-up" and "drop-off" service as this only consumes 1 hour of time.

A typical wedding rental package runs from $250 - $500 for 3 hours of service depending on your vehicle preference. Exotic vehicle choices cost much higher. For example, a standard white 8-passenger stretch limousine would rent in the $250-$350 range while an exotic vehicle, such as a Stretch SUV Excursion would rent in the $500-$1,000 range - a big price difference!

When do you start shopping?
A good time to begin your wedding limo shopping is 6 to 9 months before your wedding date. Delays in your shopping could result in not finding your vehicle of choice. Conversely, most companies do not handle inquiries for service which extend beyond 1 year. To be taken seriously by a limousine service, it is best to begin your shopping duties within a year of your wedding date.

Can my bridal party fit in the limo?
Most limousines simply are not big enough to accommodate 12-14 people. Exotic vehicles can accommodate larger parties but are more expensive and limited. When shopping, make sure you specify the number of passengers you want traveling. Although a limo might be designated as a "10 - passenger" limousine, it may be difficult to squeeze 10 adults dressed in formal attire in such limos.

Should I get a contract?
Having a contract with your chosen limo company is a wise decision which will help avert any problems in the future should your hired service not perform to your expectations. Sadly, many firms do not put their services in writing- you should require it!

When is a good time to hold my wedding?
If you haven't yet planned a wedding date, we strongly advise picking a date which DOES NOT occur in the springtime. Why? During prom season (March - June) prices are exorbitantly high because the demand for limo service skyrockets. Prom attendees scoop up all available services and many bridal parties are left without limo service options.

In the spring, bridal parties may find themselves with limo options that require 8 hours minimum and rental rates 30% higher than normal.

If your wedding date is in the spring, we suggest starting your limo search 1 year before your wedding date. You should also plan on making reservations 1 year in advance as well. For wedding dates during other seasons, 6 months is adequate.

Do we pay while the limo is waiting?
You still have to pay for the rental time during your wedding even if you aren't physically using the vehicle. Although the vehicle is not in use, it cannot be used elsewhere; even when there are 2 or 3 hours in between the drop-off and pickup. However, exceptions do exist when there are 6 to 8 hours between a pick-up and drop-off.

Can we rent a limo for 1 hour?
No. Most companies require a minimum 3 hour booking to rent a limousine. During prom season, expect this minimum to increase; as much as 8 hours minimum. High demand vehicles such as Stretch Excursions will often rent at full price with an 8 hour minimum. Unfortunately, you are more likely to get struck by lightning than getting a limousine rental for 1 or 2 hours during prom season. Limo prices explode during prom season, incuding weddings!

Are there any discounts for my wedding?
Depends on the day and length of time rented. However, limousine services do not offer discounts during prom time. Why? The demand for limousines during the spring exceeds the supply. This shortage causes an increase in prices and hourly minimums. Some companies may offer a discount for a rental which exceeds 8 hours.

How many limos does limos.com own?
None. Limos.com is a limousine directory advertiser representing over 1,500 limousine services around the world. Our advertisers own limos. Currently we list over 15,000 limos and ground transportation options in our directory.

Safe limo shopping for your wedding
Limos.com advertisers are rated and reviewed by past users. This gives you a level of assurance unmatched by any independent limo service or website. Limos.com advertisers pay extra special attention to Limos.com clients because they know they can be publically reviewed positively or negatively.

Luxury vehicle is a marketing term for a vehicle that provides luxury — that which is beyond strict necessity — in exchange for increased cost to the buyer. F-segment of the market is defined by the size and not by the price, but most F-segment cars are luxury vehicles.

The term suggests a vehicle with greater equipment, performance, construction precision, comfort, design ingenuity, technological innovation, or features that convey brand image, caché, status, or prestige — or any other discretionary feature or combination of features.

The term may be applied to any body style — from minivan to convertible, crossover or sport utility vehicle — and to any size vehicle, from small to large.

Though widely used, the term is broad, highly variable, ambiguous and abstruse — and lacks both measurability or verifiability. "What is a luxury car to some.. may be ‘ordinary’ to others."

In some nations such Australia, a luxury car is defined as one whose value exceeds a certain threshold (see: Luxury Car Tax). while in Portugal, a luxury car is defined by the cubic capacity of the engine.

In Russian-speaking markets the term "representative vehicle" is used.

In German-speaking markets the term "Upper class" (German: Oberklasse) is used.

A chauffeur is one who drives an automobile as a job. While the term may refer to anybody who drives for a living, it usually implies a driver of a luxury sedan, especially a limousine; those who drive non-luxury cars are simply called "drivers" (as in bus drivers). In some countries, particularly developing nations where a ready supply of labor ensures that even the middle classes can afford domestic staff and among the wealthy, the chauffeur may simply be called the "driver."

Chauffeur is the French word for driver. It comes from the verb "chauffer" (to heat) and also means "he who heats". Early steam-powered cars required the driver to keep the engine hot, and the French term for stoker was adapted from steam railroads and ships .

People sometimes employ chauffeurs full time to drive them in their own cars, or there are occasional services offering limousines or rental cars driven by chauffeurs. This is very similar to but more luxurious than taking a taxicab.

A variety of benefits are cited for using chauffeurs, including convenience, productivity and time savings, and driving safety for businesspeople and seniors. The requirements to be a chauffeur vary depending on location and vehicle type. Most of the requirements are established on a state or municipality level. In addition to a regular driver's license, some areas require a chauffeur to obtain an additional license, and to meet certain minimum age and driving experience requirements, and only with a clean driving history.

Most limousine companies in the United States and the EU require their chauffeurs to undergo extensive training courses. These courses involve evasive or defensive driving techniques. These courses also teach the proper methods to ensure safety in the most extreme conditions like a flat tire at high speeds, loss of control of the vehicle, etc. Most companies will also have their own courses of what they expect from their chauffeurs. The chauffeurs may be taught the proper etiquette when they are in the presence of the client. Almost all companies require random drug screening to maintain only the utmost professionals to represent their companies.

In many places (or at times in the past), proper attire is worn by the chauffeur at all times. This usually includes a cleaned and pressed black or dark suit and jacket, a pressed, crisp dress shirt and appropriate tie, as well as polished black shoes and even gloves. Some companies have uniforms for their chauffeurs, and some require that hats are worn in addition to the uniform. Some companies do not keep strictly to this standard, and there is wide variation throughout the transportation industry.