what is the difference

[francycham]

what is the difference between Limousine and Taxi

[5jj]

Definitions of limousine - OneLook Dictionary Search

[emsr2d2]

What is the difference between a limousine and a taxi?

A taxi is any car (or vehicle) available for public hire, usually on the street, to take the hirer from A to B. In Venice, for instance, there are "water taxis" - these are small/medium boats which you can get to travel around the larger bodies of water, to the outlying islands for example. On the smaller Venice waterways, "gondolas" do the same thing - the word taxi does not appear in their name but you still hire them to get you from A to B.

A limousine is a type of car. You can own a limousine as your private car or a taxi company might choose to have one which people can hire, in which case it would be a taxi which happens to be a limousine.

[Rover_KE]

Francycham, as your question was about The difference between Limousine and Taxi, that would have been a better thread title.

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