1963 Dodge Custom 880 Measuring 214.8 inches (5.45 meters), this short-lived Dodge land yacht boasted a 361-cubic inch V8 engine.
1975 Dodge Charger SE At 216 inches (5.48 meters), the Charger had luxurious shagpile carpeting but lacked its muscle car glory days.
1970 Ford LTD The second-generation LTD stretched to 216.1 inches (5.49 meters) and featured Thunderbird-inspired styling.
1971 Buick Riviera Bold and big at 217.4 inches (5.52 meters), the Riviera sported a ‘boat tail’ rear end and a 455-cubic inch V8.
1969 Dodge Polara Crossing the 220.8-inch (5.61-meter) mark, the Polara flaunted hidden windshield wipers and plush carpets.
1975 Buick Electra 225 A true monster at 233.7 inches (5.96 meters), the Electra ruled the turnpike.
1976 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham The Fleetwood Brougham was a luxury liner on wheels, stretching to an impressive 233.7 inches (5.94 meters). It featured plush leather seats, wood trim, and enough legroom for a basketball team.
1969 Lincoln Continental Mark III With a length of 227.7 inches (5.78 meters), the Mark III was a symbol of opulence. Its suicide doors, opera windows, and a 460-cubic inch V8 engine made it a true American icon.
1973 Chrysler Imperial LeBaron The Imperial LeBaron clocked in at 235.3 inches (5.97 meters), making it one of the longest production cars ever. It had a distinctive front grille and enough chrome to blind oncoming traffic.
1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz The Eldorado Biarritz was the epitome of fins and excess, measuring 225.9 inches (5.74 meters). Its tailfins could double as airplane wings, and its 390-cubic inch V8 engine roared like a lion.