List of longest consumer road vehicles

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The following is a list of the longest private passenger vehicles of any global marque sold to individuals. The list includes light trucks as many SUV and other light trucks rank among the world's longest passenger vehicles. This list does not include freight or public transport vehicles.

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Longest vehicles

Longest Sedans

Current

10 longest sedans (current mass production)
Parent company of marqueModel nameBody styleClassLength of longest versionImage
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Rolls-Royce Phantom VIII EWB 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)235.82 in (5.990 m) [1] Rolls-Royce Phantom, Geneva International Motor Show 2018, Le Grand-Saconnex (1X7A1220).jpg
FAW Group Hongqi L5 II 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)235.43 in (5.980 m) [2] Hongqi L5 II IMG01.jpg
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Rolls-Royce Ghost EWB (2nd Gen.) 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)225.03 in (5.716 m) [3] Rolls-Royce Ghost II EWB Dark Green (2).jpg
NAMI Aurus Senat 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)221.65 in (5.630 m) [4] Aurus Senat Genf 2019 1Y7A5897.jpg
Mercedes-Benz Group AG Mercedes-Maybach S-Class (Z223) 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)215.31 in (5.469 m) [5] Mercedes-Maybach Z223 680 1X7A5831.jpg
Hyundai Motor Group Genesis G90 L 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)215.15 in (5.465 m) [6] Genesis G90 LWB 3.5T 48V RS4 Maui Black (6) (cropped).jpg
Audi AG Audi A8 L "Horch" 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)214.56 in (5.450 m) [7] Audi A8 L Horch 001.jpg
BMW BMW 7 Series (G70) 4-door sedan Full-size luxury car (F)212.24 in (5.391 m) [8] BMW i7 xDrive60 1X7A6425.jpg
FAW Group Hongqi H9+ 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)210.11 in (5.337 m) [9] 2023 Hongqi H9+.jpg
Toyota Toyota Century 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)210.03 in (5.335 m) [10] Toyota Century 3rd generation 2017 Tokyo Motor Show front 1 (cropped).jpg

Ceased Production (21st Century)

10 longest sedans (ceased production) (21st century onwards)
Parent company of marqueModel nameBody styleClassLength of longest versionYears in ProductionImage
Daimler AG Maybach 62 / 62 S 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)242.95 in (6.171 m) [11] 2002-2012 MAYBACH 62 2004.JPG
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Rolls-Royce Phantom VII EWB 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)239.84 in (6.092 m) [12] 2005-2017 Rolls Royce Phantom Limelight Collection (17608238766).jpg
Bentley Motors Bentley Mulsanne EWB 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)229.33 in (5.825 m) [13] 2016-2020 2016-03-01 Geneva Motor Show 0889.JPG
Bentley Motors Bentley Arnage LWB / Arnage RL 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)222.04 in (5.640 m) [14] 2001-2009 Bentley Arnage RL.jpg
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Rolls-Royce Park Ward 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)222.04 in (5.640 m) [15] 2000-2002 Rolls Royce IMG 4538crop.jpg
Ford Motor Company Lincoln Town Car L 4-door sedan Full-size luxury car (F)221.40 in (5.624 m) [16] 2001-2011 Lincoln-Town-Car-Signature-L.jpg
Ford Motor Company Mercury Grand Marquis GSL 4-door sedan Full-size car (E)220.00 in (5.588 m)[ citation needed ]200?-2010 Mercury Grand Marquis GSL Bahrain.jpg
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Rolls Royce Ghost EWB (1st Gen.) 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)219.25 in (5.569 m) [17] 2011-2020 2015 Rolls Royce Ghost EWB Auto.jpg
Ford Motor Company Ford Crown Victoria LWB 4-door sedan Full-size car (E)219.00 in (5.563 m)[ citation needed ]2002-2011 P70 LWB Kuwait.jpg
FAW Group Hongqi L5 4-door sedan Ultra-luxury car (F)218.70 in (5.555 m) [18] 2014-2023 Hongqi L5 01 -- Auto Shanghai -- 2015-04-22.jpg

Longest Grand Tourers

Longest SUVs

10 longest SUVs (current mass production)
Parent company of marqueModel nameBody styleClassLength of longest versionImage
General Motors Cadillac Escalade ESV 5-door wagon Extended-length luxury SUV 227.00 in (5.766 m) [19] 2021 Cadillac Escalade ESV, front 6.2.21.jpg
Stellantis Jeep (Grand) Wagoneer L (WS) 5-door wagon Extended-length luxury SUV 226.70 in (5.758 m) [20] 2023 Jeep Grand Wagoneer L Series III in Bright White Clearcoat, Front Left, 02-18-2023.jpg
General Motors Chevrolet Suburban 5-door wagon Extended-length SUV 225.70 in (5.733 m) [21] 2021 Chevrolet Suburban LT, rear 6.14.21.jpg
General Motors GMC Yukon XL 5-door wagon Extended-length luxury SUV 225.20 in (5.720 m) [22] 2021 GMC Yukon Denali.jpg
FAW Group Hongqi LS7 5-door wagon Full-size luxury SUV 224.21 in (5.695 m) [23] Hongqi LS7 img05.jpg
Ford Motor Company Ford Expedition MAX

Lincoln Navigator L

5-door wagon Extended-length (luxury) SUV 221.90 in (5.636 m) [24] [25] '18 Ford Expedition Max.jpg Lincoln Navigator L Black Label U554 Infinite Black (4).jpg
NAMI Aurus Komendant 5-door wagon Full-size luxury SUV 211.81 in (5.380 m) [26] Aurus Komendant (Moscow, Feb 2023).jpg
Jaguar Land Rover Land Rover Defender 130 5-door wagon Full-size luxury SUV 210.94 in (5.358 m) [27] *
5.099 m (without rear mount spare wheel)		 Land Rover Defender 130 L663 Carpathian Grey (2).jpg
Rolls Royce Motor Cars Rolls-Royce Cullinan 5-door wagon Full-size ultra-luxury SUV 210.27 in (5.341 m) [28] 2019 Rolls-Royce Cullinan in Arctic White, front left.jpg

*The Defender 130's Length counts the spare wheel in the back of the vehicle. Nissan Armada 208.9 in (5.305 m) in last place if not counting spare wheel.

Longest Pickup Trucks

10 longest pickup trucks (current mass production)
Parent company of marqueModel nameBody styleClassLength of longest version
General Motors GMC Sierra HD  2-door single cab

2+2 door extended cab

4-door crew cab

 Full-size pickup truck 266.77 in (6.776 m) [29]
Ford Motor Company Ford Super Duty 2-door single cab

2+2 door extended cab

4-door crew cab

 Full-size pickup truck 266.20 in (6.761 m) [30]
General Motors Chevrolet Silverado HD 2-door single cab

2+2 door extended cab

4-door crew cab

 Full-size pickup truck 266.06 in (6.758 m) [31]
Stellantis RAM HD 2-door single cab

2+2 door extended cab

4-door crew cab

 Full-size pickup truck 260.80 in (6.624 m) [32]
Toyota Motor Corporation Toyota Tundra 2-door single cab

2+2 door extended cab

4-door crew cab

 Full-size pickup truck 252.50 in (6.414 m) [33]
Ford Motor Company Ford F-Series  2-door single cab

2+2 door extended cab

4-door crew cab

 Full-size pickup truck 243.50 in (6.185 m) [34]
Nissan Motor Company Nissan Titan 2-door single cab

4-door crew cab

 Full-size pickup truck 243.40 in (6.182 m) [35]
Volkswagen Group Volkswagen Amarok 2-door single cab

4-door crew cab

 Mid-size pickup truck 232.3 in (5.90 m)
Toyota Motor Corporation Toyota Tacoma

2+2 door extended cab

4-door crew cab

 Mid-size pickup truck 225.5 in (5.73 m)
Nissan Motor Company Nissan Frontier 2+2 door extended cab

4-door crew cab

 Mid-size pickup truck 224.1 in (5.69 m)

Longest Supercars

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