Whether you call them campers, caravans, coaches or recreational vehicles, RVs represent both the freedom of the open road and the comfort of home. While no RV can be a substitute for a hundred million dollar mansion, the world’s most expensive RV certainly tries.
Let’s get the obvious thing out of the way first—yes, the Vantare Platinum Plus holds a car. It doesn’t come with a car—you have to supply that yourself—but it can carry a sports car in the port between its front and rear wheels. You probably couldn’t fit an Oldsmobile in there, but why would you have an Oldsmobile when you can afford an RV like this?
The next bit of luxury comes as you enter this expensive camper. The entry steps are made of rare Inca marble sporting hand-made glass and copper risers. Entering the helm, you’ll see an Italian leather ceiling, sapele veneer on the dash and steering wheel and an Avic N-2 GPS system.
The Platinum Plus features a salon area with a reclining Italian sofa, a liquor cabinet stocked with Michael Weems glasses and a Neiman Marcus decanter and a desk complete with notebook, printer and sueded drawers.
In the stateroom, a plasma TV rises from the floorboard across from the luxuriously adorned king-sized bed. The galley is equally well-appointed, though you’ll have to hire your own chef. There’s even a treadmill in the aft closet.
All of that luxury makes the most expensive RV in the world seem a bargain at $2.5 million.
The salon area
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its small, only two axels. The car port is a waste of space, you could just get a trailer.
can you put a car underneath your trailer, i bet not
THIS IS AWESOME. THIS COULD BE YOUR HALF HOUSE AND HALF CAR. I BOUGHT THIS AT TARGET.
ITS A BARGIN AT 2.5 MILL LOL
I bet it’s not even a 45′
WOW! I could only afford 1,000 to 30,000. geez!
how is it on gas lol
con-artist i saw this at a car sell for 60,000
Now, I'm all for prosperity and kudos to anyone who has earned the means to buy one of these. But I'm inclined to think that the kind of person who gets one isn't someone who is going to put many, many miles on it, traveling to fun and historic places, showing the world and its wonders to his children. I'm willing to bet that it's the guy who is going to drive it once to Vegas, then once to Atlantic City, then let it sit in his garage for 11 months out of the year. There's nothing wrong with this thing, but there are people – good people – in this world who are struggling to just make ends meet. To spend 2.5 mil on an opulent toy seems… well…. obscene.
People with 2.5m to drop on a vehicle fly in private planes and stay at 5 star hotels, they don`t drive an RV, this is for a redneck that wins the lottery.
It's sinful to own something so decotent!
Looks lke the SLK is a tight fit, I dont think you could get most cars in that garage.
This my rv…