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A "slightly long car?"
It is a '76 Cadillac Limousine... 252.2" long (21 feet). The longest production car ever built except for the 1919/1920 Bugatti Royale of which only 6 were built.
It may be big for a "car" but it's still by no means big and doesn't require any skills above what a normal car demands.
There are some differences. Since a hearse is not really considered to be a luxury car, it lacks some things which limos have, like a power-operated partition window; rear climate control, radio controls, footrests and jump seats; power windows front and rear; and a nice, big rear seat. A hearse may have rear climate control; I'm not sure.
I would hope it has one. Transporting bodies, I think having the A/C routed to the back (where the cadaver is) would be necessary.
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