1. The largest limousine in the world- The Midnight Rider
This one of a kind limo is also known as the “Tractor-Trailer Limousine.” Its air-ride suspension smoothes out the ride so that all of its amenities can be fully enjoyed. This limo features three lounges, each with a 1,800 watt Sony surround sound system, several large screen televisions, a full bar with two bartenders and a bathroom. It is 70 feet long and holds up to 40 passengers.
2. Most expensive private jet-Bombardier Global Express XRS
This ultra long-range private business jet can fly up to 6,150 nautical miles at Mach 0.85 without refueling once, allowing it to fly from any one point in the world to another with just one stop. This jet can carry an entourage of up to 19 people intercontinental ranges. Anyone can own one of these for a mere $45.5 million.
3. Famous luxury train- The Orient Express
The Orient Express has always been synonymous with luxury travel. From its inception in 1833 until the 1970’s the train was used by countless royals and celebrities to travel between Paris, Strasburg and Vienna. Although the development of air-travel lead to a huge decline of interest in luxury trains the Orient Express is now back in vogue, thanks to a $16 million dollar restoration. One of the most popular trips is the overnight London-Venice, which goes for over $3,000 per ticket and sell out months in advance.
4. “Superjumbo” plane- Airbus A380
Tickets on the largest passenger airliner in the world go for as cheap as $39 and for as much as $8000, depending on class and length of flight. Some models offer private suites while others offer only the standard options of first-class or economy. This double-decker plane can seat 525 people in a three-class configuration and up to 853 people in an economy-only configuration. Its structure allows for 50% less cabin nose and higher cabin air pressure than standard airliners, which reduces the occurrence of fatigue. Economy-class seats feature 10.6 inch LCD screens and power AC. Business-class seats are 34 inches wide and can recline to a completely flat position for sleeping. There are plans to begin building certain models with bars, duty free shops, and beauty salons.
5. A new type of motorcycle- Dodge Tomahawk
The Dodge Tomahawk is the most expensive motorcycle ever made. The bike’s 8.3 liter V10 engine and 10 cylinders can take it to 60 mph in just 2.5 seconds and could theoretically bring it to a top speed of almost 400 mph. The first ten made were sold for $550,000 each and can not be driven legally at the present. If they are made street legal and production begins they will most likely sell for around $250,000.
6. Most luxurious cruise ship- RMS Queen Mary 2
The RMS Queen Mary 2 (QM2) is the largest ocean liner ever built. It cost an estimated $900 million to construct this 148,528 gross ton ship. It is considered to be the most luxurious cruise vessel in use and features 15 restaurants and bars, five swimming pools, a casino, ballroom, theatre and planetarium. One of the most popular cruises offered on the QM2 is a six-night transatlantic journey from New York to Southampton for $38,258 (not including the flight back to the U.S.).
7. The worlds most luxurious charter yachts- The Annaliesse and Alysia
For the times when traveling the sea in a luxury cruise ship isn’t lavish enough try chartering a yacht. The world’s most expensive charter yachts are the sister ships Annaliesse and Alysia. Each has 2,400 square meters (25,833 sq feet) of guest space, which features marble baths, saunas, steam rooms, Jacuzzis, pools, a beauty salon, a gym, movie theater, library and helicopter landing pad. For a rate of $138,300 per day or $968,105 per week one of these 85.3 meter (280 ft) yachts can be used by you and 35 of your friends.
8. Most expensive bicycle- Bernard Hinault bicycle
Bikes are no longer the cheap and simple mode of transportation they used to be. They now come made out of specialized light weight metals, with aero handlebars, and hydraulic disc breaks just to name a few of the luxuries. The most expensive bike in production is the Bernard Hinault bicycle (named after a famous cyclist). Its price ranges from $7,885 to $10,660 and it is only made in Bretagne, France.
9. Most expensive car- The Bugatti Veyron 16.4
This mid-engine supercar was produced by Volkswagen AG in 2005. It is powered by a 1,001 PS W16 engine and can achieve an average top speed of 253.81 mph. At $1.7 million it is the most expensive and fastest accelerating street-legal car that has ever been in production. Only 300 are slated to be produced.
10. Limited Edition Segway- Ferrari Segway PT i2
Now everyone can afford to own a Ferrari! Unfortunately, the Ferrari Segway only reaches a top speed of 25 mph; but, it can reach distances up to forty kilometers off of only one battery charge. It comes in Ferrari’s signature red color and sports the trademark logo. It has a price tag of about $10,500, more than double the price of the standard Segway.