While some cars are meant to be packed with all the latest gadgets and gizmos, other types of optional extras are only there for the sake of appearances.
With that in mind, Carwow put together a list of ultra-expensive options that fall into both categories. In other words, some of them can be viewed as rational purchases, while others might just exude way too much opulence.
Take JLR for example, as they offer optional Event Seating on their Range Rovers for the price of £5,900 in the UK, which is exactly as much as you’d spend on a brand new Dacia Sandero.
Ferrari, on the other hand, offer a £6,240 company branded golf bag to fit your F12berlinetta, and that’s pretty pricey seen as how that sum can also land you something like a 2015, new-ish Renault Twingo.
Now, other options such as Audi’s £6,300 Band & Olufsen 1,200 watt 10-channel, 15-speaker audio system do seem like more of an “investment” of sorts, since you’ll literally be using it every day – and if you’re any type of music lover, you’ll probably be very happy with your purchase long-term. Anyway, the flip side of that is that you can get something like a pre-registered Suzuki Celerio instead.
Even though we’re going to let you find out what the other ultra-expensive options are for yourselves, we are going to go ahead and jump straight to number one because it’s a real doozy.
We’re talking about Bentley’s Breitling Mulliner Tourbillon dash clock, which will actually double the cost of a Bentayga. Yes, it’s a £150,000 option. So you can either get that, or get another Bentayga instead. Your call…