10 Most Luxurious Cars In the World

stunning design, unrivaled refinement and surprising performance. In today's video, we're looking at the most luxurious cars that the world has to offer. Mercedes s 650 Pullman. It's not easy to improve on perfection. But Mercedes has managed to do exactly that with their Maybach s 650 Pullman edition, measuring just over 21 foot, the s 650 Pullman is 41 inches longer than the standard Maybach sedan, allowing for an upgraded interior and a whole lot more road presence. exterior wise apart from the stretched body, this Pullman features a redesigned vertical bar grill with a chrome mesh insert some new headlights and plenty of smart looking LED lighting. Inside sits a vis-a-vis seating arrangement with two forward facing airplane style recliners for those long journeys and two rear facing jump seats for when you need to get in and out in a hurry. The s 650 Pullman wants for absolutely nothing and with a price tag of that is only to be expected. Rolls Royce Cullinan Rolls Royce his recipe for luxury motoring hasn't changed all that much in the past 100 years. So loyal customers and diehard fans were a little taken aback with the announcement of the first SUV to enter the high end manufacturers lineup. The Rolls Royce Cullinan named after the world's largest diamond is the biggest baddest rolls to Staying true to the badge, the Cullinan benefits from all the comfort quality and hand built attention to detail that makes Rolls Royce is famous. It might ride higher than any of its predecessors, but it's still a Rolls through and through. Behind the brand's trademark Pantheon radiator grill sits a twin turbocharged 6.75 liter v 12 petrol engine that produces 563 brake horsepower and a zero to 60 of five seconds. On paper, the Cullinan sounds like it should be a loud and brutish beast. However, thanks to its namesake that is of course not the case. Everything about the Cullinan is centered around comfort and style. The electronic self leveling air suspension proactively adjusts to acceleration steering cues and the road ahead to give a magic carpet like ride quality. The inside is absent of any road noise and the interior detailing is as Bentley Mulsanne extended wheelbase limited edition. This limited edition Bentley Mulsanne has taken an already stunning vehicle and made it even more luxurious through some not so subtle modifications. The length of the vehicle has been extended by 25 centimeters to provide extra leg room in the rear and make space for a bespoke interior. On the outside, the limited edition is offered in only two paint finishes either black velvet or black onyx. Once the main shade is applied a gold flake pinstripe is hand painted along the length of the car six meter body giving it a truly custom look. The exterior also benefits from upgraded chrome alloys and a double diamond quilt pattern mesh grill that sets the car off perfectly. The outer looks are stunning but the inside is where this Bentley really starts to shine. To make use of the extra legroom Bentley has completely redesigned the seating into one that rivals even the most luxury of private jets. The leather recliners are separated by a handcrafted center console that houses all of the technological goodies and the interior also benefits from embroidered detailing that features some unique artistry depicting the City of London skyline. As with the rest of the Mulsanne range, the limited edition model is powered by a 505 brake horsepower 6.75 liter turbocharged v8 engine that will accelerate it from zero to 62 miles per hour in 5.5 seconds. Not bad for an ultra luxury limo Maybach GLS 600. The newest Maybach from Mercedes is a luxury focused version of the German brand's largest SUV the GLS which in standard form is regarded by many as an already luxury four by four. The Maybach GLS 600 might share the same chassis and body as its less refined brother but these cars are two different beasts entirely. Styling changes include an entirely redesigned front end, a facelifted front grill and a reworked rear bumper. It's also fitted with multi beam LED headlights as standard as well as a set of 23 inch Maybach alloys. Other notable parts include active running boards that automatically deploy when a door is open to make getting in easier and adjustable air suspension that will lower the car further if any climbing is too undignified. The interior of the Maybach GLS is similar in terms of size and leg room to that of the standard SUV. But as you would expect, there have been many improvements and refinements. Buyers can also specify the option of a four seat model as opposed to six that comes with a pair of reclining leather chairs, a fixed rear console which houses a climate control panel, two fold away tables and an optional champagne cooler. Other standout options include a 64 color ambient lighting system, a pair of touchscreen displays and full body massaging seats. The twin turbo 550 brake horsepower 4.0 liter V8 engine is pulled out of an AMG GT supercar and pulls the Maybach GLS 600 from zero to 60 in 4.9 seconds. Lexani Mercedes Sprinter B6 Real. You might not have heard of Lexani Motors before, but in the world of luxury vehicles, they're famous for customizing unassuming cars and vans into bespoke travel companions. Their interiors are routinely compared to those found in multi million dollar yachts and private jets, with each being crafted using only the finest materials, progressive tech and unrivaled attention to detail. The Lexani Real is their top of the line model and is the chosen transportation for a list celebrities, professional sportsmen and even Donald Trump. There's not a lot to say about the exterior of the real except for the fact that it's encased in armor plating and bulletproof glass. There's also the addition of some nice shiny chrome alloys and a less van like paint job. But these vehicles are all about the interior more so than any other luxury ride. Inside you will find an almost hotel like studio with handcrafted Italian leather seats, a fully fitted kitchen, luxury WC complete with ceramic toilet and gold plated sink, marble floors and a hidden coat rack, everything that you could possibly need for a cross country business trip or a spontaneous venture into Vegas. Depending on what optional extras you choose, such as the 3d TV wine cellar and hidden coffee machine, the real will set you back between 450 to $500,000. BMW M 760 Li. BMW is far more well known for its sporty saloons and soccer mom four by fours. But nevertheless, the German manufacturer knows how to put together a luxury ride. The seven series has always been BMW is most executive motor. But up until now, it has never been able to rival the refinement that's found in its competitors. The 2020 rendition of the seven series has created a class of its own, combining luxury chauffeured comfort with the speed and performance of track destined machines. The M 760 Li is the limousine version and adds a few extra inches to the already stretched business saloon. The 6.6 liter v 12 that purrs behind the giant kidney grill sends this spaceship from zero to 60 in 3.6 seconds, making it the second fastest BMW in the entire lineup, which is pretty amazing considering its sheer size and weight. Inside of the Li seven series is a tailor made interior that's being geared towards both the driver and the passengers. There's controllable ambient lighting that wraps around the entirety of the cabin, touchscreen displays and optional massage chairs that are designed to offer ultimate relaxation between meetings. One of the most advanced features is the motion control dash where you can change everything with simple hand gestures, including the music volume, aircon and even the sat nav. Land Rover Vilar SV autobiography. The Range Rover Vilar SV autobiography is a high performance SUV that prioritizes comfort over handling, which is what sets it apart from most of its rivals. With enough power to get it from zero to 60 in under four and a half seconds, the Vilar is far from being sluggish, but speed is not the name of the game for this British icon. Outside the Vilar looks much the same as any of the other autobiographies with only minor cosmetic adjustments here and there. Inside though is a completely different story. The quilted leather seats include a 20 way heating and cooling system and massage points as standard. The steering wheel has been redesigned to feel more sporting and the dash has also had a complete makeover. All the controls are touchscreen but feature a digital knurled dial to give a more analog feel. The Range Rover Vilar SV autobiography is the most luxury midsize four to four to come out of Britain and is quite the status symbol amongst rural Brits. Audi A8L extended. The A8L is Audi's answer to the luxury car market and what they have on offer in the extended version is nothing short of a masterpiece. The A8L extended is not just an extra long wheel base car with a few extra inches of legroom. This is a full length six door limousine that is custom made to order. The 20.9 foot sedan is exclusive to say the least and no expense has been spared in making it fit for the royalty that will be its most likely passengers. Stepping inside you're greeted by sublime luxury and plush design. All of the six leather seats are front facing and feature individual sun blinds. There are touchscreen smart displays throughout and a main 12.3 inch screen that acts as the interactive dash. Under the hood of this Audi limo is a 3.0 liter turbo charged engine that produces 310 brake horsepower. Speed isn't exactly on the agenda but the A8L extended is still nippy enough to get it from zero to 60 in 7.1 seconds. Lamborghini Urus. The Lamborghini Urus looks like a true oddball next to the rest of the Italian manufacturers supercar lineup. It's big, it's tall, and its engine is at the front. This must be some sort of mistake, right? Despite the naysayers, Lamborghini really did pull off their dream of building a luxury high performance four by four. And not only does it beat all of its competitors on the spec sheet, but it looks good whilst doing so. The Urus is not exactly a luxury cruiser, but it's as refined as performance cars get. And there's not a more comfortable four by four out there that can match its acceleration or handling. Sitting high and wide, the Urus has a stunning presence and that recognizable Lambo exhaust note to match makes it a true driver's machine. Detailing is second to none throughout and everything is finished to the highest standard from the lightweight chrome accented wheels to the metallic paint job to the fine leather interior trim. Rolls Royce Phantom. There are very few cars if any that can match the ride comfort and refinement of Rolls Royce's flagship model. The Phantom has a reputation of being the ultimate in luxury motoring, a reputation that has been well and truly surpassed by this year's 2020 facelift. Costing more than your average house, the Phantom is a costly ride by anybody's standards. But buyers that are lucky enough to afford one will be able to experience one of the most luxurious places to spend their time period, let alone in the world of high end cars. Dripping with tech inside and out, the latest Phantom is the smartest yet and makes every moment with the car an absolute pleasure. In the back seats you have reclining leather seats, touchscreen displays and the famous celestial lit roof. The ride is even more silent than ever before thanks to upgraded sound deadening in the side panels and the development of special foam core tires. Behind the wheel is a surprisingly fun affair despite the Phantom being the size of a small sailboat. The huge 6.75 litre V12 produces 536 brake horsepower and can get the Phantom to 60 miles per hour in just 5.3 seconds and keep on pulling to its limited top speed of a respectable 155 mph.