the.com/limousine

means A long, luxurious chauffeur-driven car, typically with a privacy partition between driver and passengers, hired or owned for comfort and show.

from From French 'limousine,' originally an adjective meaning 'of the Limousin,' a region of central France. The popular story is that early enclosed automobiles resembled the heavy hooded cloaks worn by Limousin shepherds — the driver sat exposed up front while passengers rode sheltered in a covered cabin, like a body wrapped in a cloak. Whether the shepherd's cape is the true source or a tidy after-the-fact tale, the word arrived in English in the early 20th century already meaning a grand, partly enclosed car.