September 8th, 2008 by BallerRide

Go green with the first known hybrid SUV stretch limo and save some green on gas. California-based LimeLite Coachworks added 160 inches to this 2009 Chevy Tahoe Hybrid for an 80% fuel economy increase over a standard Tahoe. The Tahoe stretch limo hybrid can operate all standard limo functions including flat screens TVs, a full wet bar, lighting (check out the pictures), and stereo equiptment, all while the engine is off using only the hybrid battery system. Future SUV-limo conversions include a 220 inch addition to the Chevy Tahoe and a Cadillac Escalade Hybrid. If you’re looking to go green with a stretch limo the Chevy Tahoe Hybrid will run you just under $100,000.
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February 26th, 2008 by BallerRide

Built by Bad Ass Golf exclusively for the Palms Casino in Las Vegas, this tricked-out mini truck shines with its “Palms Green” paint job. While it’s not quite as custom as the Show Stopper Hummer cart we brought you back in December, the Palms Cart might look even better than the Show Stopper if it had its dubs, Gucci seats, and headrest LCD’s.
Since Bad Ass Golf prides itself on its customization abilities, we’re sure you could add those mods to your Escalade cart, which runs $19,850 as pictured. Note: if you want to see the Palms Escalade in person, it will be making the rounds at all NHRA Drag Racing events this year.

Available through: Bad Ass Golf
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January 11th, 2008 by BallerRide

Can-Am has announced a new addition to its lineup for 2008: the Outlander 400 with Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI).
Why it’s baller
The Outlander 400 produces 11% more power than its nearest class competitor and 47% more than than the worst-in-class competitor, the Honda Rancher AT.
EFI will ensure better fuel economy and higher performance in extreme temperatures and altitudes.
For more information visit Can-Am’s website.
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