limousine

His films repeatedly use limousines as symbols of power, corruption, and the American dream's dark underbelly, most notably in Taxi Driver and The Wolf of Wall Street.

Lynch explores limousines as portals between worlds and markers of wealth and danger, particularly in Mulholland Drive where they represent Hollywood's seductive and sinister nature.

Kubrick uses limousines as statements about class, power, and social hierarchies, most memorably in A Clockwork Orange and Eyes Wide Shut to depict privilege and isolation.