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We ranked 420 cars from the 1CARS catalog by overall length. The ZIL-41047 leads with 6,339 mm (249.6 in).

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  1. 1. ZIL-41047 1985–2002 7.7 l 6,339 mm249.6 in Specs: ZIL-41047 7.7 l
  2. 2. Rolls-Royce Phantom Phantom V · 1959–1968 6.2 l 6,045 mm238.0 in Specs: Rolls-Royce Phantom 6.2 l
  3. 3. Lincoln Continental Mark Continental Mark III · 1958 7.0 l 430 MEL V8 5,817 mm229.0 in Specs: Lincoln Continental Mark 7.0 l 430 MEL V8
  4. 4. Ford Thunderbird Thunderbird VI · 1972–1976 7.0 l 429 V8 (net) 5,715 mm225.0 in Specs: Ford Thunderbird 7.0 l 429 V8 (net)
  5. 5. Plymouth Superbird Superbird I · 1970 7.2 l 440 Super Commando V8 (SAE gross) 5,613 mm221.0 in Specs: Plymouth Superbird 7.2 l 440 Super Commando V8 (SAE gross)
  6. 6. Edsel Corsair Corsair 1958 (Mercury-based body) 6.7 l 410 V8 two-door hardtop 5,560 mm218.9 in Specs: Edsel Corsair 6.7 l 410 V8 two-door hardtop
  7. 7. Chevrolet Caprice Caprice II · 1971–1976 6.6 l 402 Turbo Jet V8 (SAE gross) 5,507 mm216.8 in Specs: Chevrolet Caprice 6.6 l 402 Turbo Jet V8 (SAE gross)
  8. 8. Ford Elite 1974–1976 5.8 l 351 V8 (1976) 5,486 mm216.0 in Specs: Ford Elite 5.8 l 351 V8 (1976)
  9. 9. Mercedes-Benz Maybach S600 Maybach S600 X222 · 2015–2017 Petrol 5,453 mm214.7 in Specs: Mercedes-Benz Maybach S600 Petrol
  10. 10. BMW 7 Series 7 Series G70 · 2022–present 750e xDrive 5,391 mm212.2 in Specs: BMW 7 Series 750e xDrive
  11. 11. Nissan Patrol Patrol Y63 · 2024–present 3.5 l V6 twin-turbo 5,350 mm210.6 in Specs: Nissan Patrol 3.5 l V6 twin-turbo
  12. 12. Audi Q9 Q9 I · 2026–present 3.0 V6 TDI mild hybrid 5,310 mm209.1 in Specs: Audi Q9 3.0 V6 TDI mild hybrid
  13. 13. Hudson Hornet Hornet II · 1955–1957 5.4 l 327 V8 5,309 mm209.0 in Specs: Hudson Hornet 5.4 l 327 V8
  14. 14. Mercedes-Benz S-Class S-Class W222 · 2013–2020 Diesel 5,296 mm208.5 in Specs: Mercedes-Benz S-Class Diesel
  15. 15. Dodge Charger R/T Charger (second generation) · 1968–1970 7.2 l R/T 440 Magnum (SAE gross) 5,281 mm207.9 in Specs: Dodge Charger R/T 7.2 l R/T 440 Magnum (SAE gross)
  16. 16. Maserati Quattroporte 2012–2023 3.0 l 5,260 mm207.1 in Specs: Maserati Quattroporte 3.0 l
  17. 17. Hyundai Staria Staria US4 · 2021–present 2.2 l CRDi 5,255 mm206.9 in Specs: Hyundai Staria 2.2 l CRDi
  18. 18. GAZ Volga GAZ-31105 · 2004–2009 2.3 l ZMZ-4062.10 5,221 mm205.6 in Specs: GAZ Volga 2.3 l ZMZ-4062.10
  19. 19. Mercedes-Benz EQS EQS V297 · 2021–present 350 5,216 mm205.4 in Specs: Mercedes-Benz EQS 350
  20. 20. Audi A8 A8 D5 · 2017–2026 3.0 l 55 TFSI quattro mild hybrid 5,172 mm203.6 in Specs: Audi A8 3.0 l 55 TFSI quattro mild hybrid
  21. 21. Ford Taurus Taurus VI · 2010–2019 3.5 l V6 5,154 mm202.9 in Specs: Ford Taurus 3.5 l V6
  22. 22. BMW X7 X7 G07 · 2018–present 3.0 l xDrive30d 5,151 mm202.8 in Specs: BMW X7 3.0 l xDrive30d
  23. 23. Mercedes-Benz EQV EQV W447 · 2020–present 300 5,140 mm202.4 in Specs: Mercedes-Benz EQV 300
  24. 24. Jaguar XJ XJ X351 · 2009–2019 2.0 l 5,130 mm202.0 in Specs: Jaguar XJ 2.0 l
  25. 25. SsangYong Stavic 2013–2019 2.0 l 5,130 mm202.0 in Specs: SsangYong Stavic 2.0 l

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Method and data

Each model appears once, with the greatest overall length quoted for any of its versions (or for its generation, when a version has no figure of its own). How we collect and check data

Ranked: 420 of 1,149 models in the 1CARS catalog have a figure for this list.

Not ranked: AeroMobil 3.0 (6,000 mm) - prototype, not sold. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars stay out of the ranking; limited-run models are marked.

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Questions and answers

Which is the longest car in the 1CARS catalog?

The ZIL-41047 (1985–2002), with 6,339 mm (249.6 in). Second is the Rolls-Royce Phantom with 6,045 mm.

How is this ranking compiled?

Each model appears once, with the greatest overall length quoted for any of its versions (or for its generation, when a version has no figure of its own).

Why is a model missing from the list?

A model is listed only when the 1CARS catalog has a confirmed figure for it. Models without an official figure stay out instead of getting an estimate, and the list grows as we add data. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars are not ranked; limited-run models are marked.