Planes... Trains... and Automobiles... Well... just Automobiles

When I think luxury cars there are a few that come to mind for me.  I have always liked the expensive luxury cars.  I have never really been into sports cars even the expensive ones, but I will take a big gas guzzling luxury car any day. 

 I’m not really into BMW’s but the 760li is really a hot ride.  I have always been one to personalize every car that I have had so I would definitely have to put 22 inch wheels on it with a 4-6 inch lip.  I would get the pearl white and put a light tint on it and call it a day.  A nicely equipped BMW 760li would set me back about $140,000.  The wheels I choose for it would run about another $4500.

I liked Benz’.  There are probably not too many people that don’t.  I almost chose the CL series, but I am stick with the flagship cars.  The Mercedes S600 is sick.  I decided not to get into features of any of the cars in this hub, but if I would have gotten into features, I could have written an entire hub on just the features of the S600 alone.  The S600 is probably one of the only cars I can ride off the lot without having to change anything to make it fit my personality.  BUT… I still would put 22 inch Asanti’s on it.  Anything by Asanti would work on a Benz.  I can walk into the Mercedes dealership with a cashiers check for $145,000 and drive off with a brand new 2010 Mercedes Benz S600.  I would then drive up the Boulevard to the Rim Shop and drop another $6500 for a set of Asanti wheels and tires and I would be set.

Since Lexus was introduced to the United States in 1988 the LS series has always been my favorite car.  Out of the four cars that I have chosen to write about, the Lexus LS series has always been in my top 2 favorites.  Also out of the four, it is the cheapest.  The LS took a whole new shape from the original LS platform with the 2008 model.  The sleek new aerodynamic look is classic.  The majority of the features that are found on the Mercedes S600 can be incorporated in one of the Lexus LS460L packages.  One thing that the Lexus has perfected is the parallel park assist function.  With very little help from the driver the Lexus LS460 basically parallel parks itself.  What a beautiful thing.   All I need is a set of 22 inch Lexani Wheels and I am rolling like a river.  The Lexus LS 460 will only set me back about $85,000.  My Lexani’s will be another $6000 and it’s on.

This car needs no introduction.  It’s a Bentley.  Bentley’s are hand made.  Each one has a serial number and they are made to your specifications.  I specify the midnight black with the black interior.  I have always liked the Bentley Continental GT but it’s a coupe.  So when the Flying Spur was introduced, it’s like a four door Continental…  Just have to have it.  $190,000… and to make it a cool $200k I have to put a set of $10,000 Asanti’s to make it better…  You can hate me now….

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