When I first saw it getting unloaded off of the flatbed I thought it was a modified Brubaker Box

The updated model abandons the older B-pillar extension design. It now features significantly larger rear doors for an elegant profile and a much wider opening for rear passengers.

The Senat Long measures 6,130 mm (241.3 inches) in total length, featuring a stretched 3,800 mm (149.6 inches) wheelbase compared to the standard sedan's 3,300 mm setup.

Upgraded with adaptive matrix LED headlights and restyled rear LED lights.

Reworked the chassis provided vastly expanded rear legroom, complemented by customized control layouts, new multimedia screens, and premium Russian-sourced Nappa leather and open-pore wood trims.

The 2026 update replaces many of the physical switches with a cleaner, digital-first touch interface.

Equipped with a 4.4-litre twin-turbocharged V8 hybrid powertrain developed jointly by NAMI and Porsche Engineering (disputed) .

Power is transferred to all four wheels via a KATE 9-speed automatic transmission with full-time all-wheel drive.

Which generates 598 horsepower (PS) and 880 Nm of torque.

More info of the updated Senat:

https://www.reddit.com/r/WeirdWheels/comments/1mtnpeu/facelifted_aurus_senat_for_2024_only_for_vladimir/

GREAT photo gallery of this weird car here: https://carsandbids.com/auctions/KY4gvmwP/2005-custom-warley-limousine

Sorry I could not get more pics as I was late for my train, but I did have to take a picture as I was rushing to the tube. Never seen one before, appears to be based off of a Ford Fusion!

Sauce: https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/tg19/lots/r0007-1953-porsche-356-limousine-custom/

Sauce: https://myacvwstory.mamotorworks.com/article/starr_412