- [Narrator] Extravagance and opulence.
There's no boundaries in a world where building it
usually means someone will buy it.
This is Reacher and here are 10 of our favorite
luxury RVs and motor homes.
- [Announcer] Number 10.
- [Narrator] This first entry is the flagship model
from Renegade RV.
It's called the Ikon, and it's spelled with a K
because it's cooler that way.
The design has opposing slide outs on each side,
four in total.
The front section contains the lounge area,
with a sofa on each side,
one of which converts to a queen sized bed.
Next to that is the open kitchen,
which includes a 23 cubic foot refrigerator,
an induction cooktop and a microwave.
Across from that is a small dinette
with a wall-mounted table.
The rear section houses the bedroom, which has a
king size bed and a 40 inch TV mounted inside the wardrobe.
Next to that is the main bathroom,
spanning the width of the motor home.
In it, you'll find a shower with sliding glass doors and a
fold down bench seat, a vanity with a trough style sink,
and a porcelain toilet.
This one is the cheapest on the list,
with a starting price of $735,000.
- [Announcer] Number nine.
- [Narrator] Everything about this
35 foot long motor home says luxury.
The centrally located entrance opens to a lounge
in the forward section, consisting of an extendable
U-shaped couch, a dinette table that lowers and raises
telescopically, and a 32 inch wall-mounted TV.
Opposite that is a 8 1/2 foot long kitchen that includes
a full-size refrigerator, a dual-burner cooktop,
and an oven-microwave-grill combo.
Moving toward the rear, you'll find a full-size dual
entrance bathroom spanning the width of the vehicle.
Features include a 7 1/2 square foot square shower with
an illuminated floor, a large vanity sink and toilet.
The bedroom is housed in the rear with a king size bed
and a 40 inch retractable TV.
Each one is made to order,
with an approximate 9 month build time.
Pricing starts at $790,000.
- [Announcer] Number eight.
This entry from Vario Mobil is built around a
Mercedes Benz Actros chassis, measuring just over
39 feet in length, with a width of 8 1/2 feet.
And like another one on this list, it has a mobile
garage integrated into the design.
The lounge includes a sofa, an extendable L-shaped couch,
a coffee table that electrically raises and lowers,
and a 40 inch TV that lifts out of the countertop.
The centrally located kitchen includes an induction cooktop,
a flush-mounted sink, and a 210 liter refrigerator/freezer,
while across from that is a dinette with seating for two
and a 24 inch TV that lifts out of the countertop.
Behind this is a sliding door leading to a full-size
bathroom, extending the width of the motor home,
which includes a toilet, a trough style sink,
and a glass-enclosed shower.
Leading off from this is a bedroom
that has a queen size bed and a 40 inch wall-mounted TV.
A ceiling-mounted queen size bed in the cab area
provides additional sleeping space,
along with the lounge seating and dinette
that convert to extra beds as well.
The garage is located in the rear and can be accessed via
a large external hatch that raises to reveal a space
large enough to carry a small sports car.
Pricing on this one starts around $820,000.
- [Announcer] Number seven.
- [Narrator] This entry from Foretravel is a quad slide out
bus conversion, measuring 45 feet in length,
with a width of 8 1/2 feet.
A forward door opens to a lounge area directly behind
the cab, containing couches opposite each other,
one with two removable dining tables.
Along with that is a 60 inch ceiling-mounted TV
above the cabin seats.
Behind this is an open kitchen with a microwave,
a recessed dual induction cooktop, a dishwasher drawer,
and a double-door fridge with a freezer.
Next to that is a half bath with a toilet and corner vanity.
The bedroom includes a walk around king size bed,
as well as a TV that lifts out of the wardrobe countertop.
The full bathroom includes a toilet, large vanity and sink,
as well as a fully-tiled glass-enclosed shower with seating.
Pricing on this one will run you around $1.2 million.
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- [Announcer] Number six.
- [Narrator] This behemoth sits on a Ford F750 chassis,
measuring 35 feet long, 8 1/2 feet wide,
and 13 1/2 feet tall.
The size and the all-weather capabilities are just part of
what makes this worthy of the Earth Roamer name.
The centrally-located entrance door opens to
an interior with 7 feet of head room.
The rear houses a U-shaped dinette area
with a table that lowers telescopically.
Just in front of that is the kitchen area with
an induction cooktop, microwave,
a sink with a cutting board cover,
and slide out fridge and freezer drawers.
Moving forward, you'll find the bathroom,
while across from that is a fully-enclosed stand up shower.
Slide out steps provide access to a cab over bunk area
that houses a king size bed.
This, along with the dinette that converts to an extra bed
provides room to sleep up to four people.
Each one is built to order with a price of $1.5 million.
- [Announcer] Number five.
- [Narrator] This entry by Volkner Mobil is the second
of two motor homes with a mobile garage
incorporated into the design.
It measures just over 39 feet bumper-to-bumper,
with an expanded lid of 10 feet,
providing a living space of 377 square feet.
The cab entrance opens to a forward lounge area that has
a U-shaped couch with an adjustable table,
while directly to the rear of that is an open kitchen,
including an induction cooktop, sink and refrigerator.
Moving back brings you to a dual entrance bathroom
that spans the width of the trailer.
Behind that is the bedroom with a walk around queen bed,
with the lounge seating converting
to an extra sleeping area if needed.
In keeping with the comforts of home, the aforementioned
mobile garage is located directly below the flooring.
Side doors open to reveal a platform that extends
hydraulically, allowing the vehicle
to be driven on to it and then stored away.
Additionally, when on site, the platform can be used
as a terrace for outdoor activities.
Pricing for this one, $1.7 million.
- [Announcer] Number four.
- [Narrator] This one from Featherlite Coaches is another of
the bus conversions built around the Prevost H3-45.
The triple slide out measures 45 feet long,
providing a total of 470 square feet of living space.
The lounge area includes a 360 degree swiveling chair
and desk area, a sofa and an extendable L-shaped couch
with a built-in adjustable table.
There's also a 60 inch 4K TV that lowers out of the
ceiling above the cab area.
Next to this is an open kitchen,
which has a microwave, dishwasher,
an induction cooktop and a full-size refrigerator.
Opposite that is a half bath with a countertop bowl sink.
The rear half houses a private bedroom as well as
a full bathroom extending the width of the coach.
The bedroom includes a retractable king size bed
and a wall-mounted TV.
The bathroom has a vanity and sink with a large rain-style
shower that has a fold down bench and a wall-mounted TV.
Tell your boss you need a raise, because this one
will run you about $2.2 million.
- [Announcer] Number three.
- [Narrator] This quad slide out by Liberty Coach
is named the Elegant Lady.
The passenger side entry door opens to a front lounge area
with a large sofa and dual reclining rockers.
There's also a small wall-mounted TV as well as a
55 inch TV that lowers from the ceiling over the cab area.
An open kitchen and dinette are located just behind this,
with the kitchen having a recessed induction cooktop,
an oven and a full-sized refrigerator,
while the dinette has a wall-mounted countertop
with seating for two people.
Next to this is an enclosed vanity area with a half bath.
Housed in the rear is the bedroom,
which has a king size bed and a large wardrobe
with a 49 inch wall-mounted TV.
Off from this is the main bathroom,
containing a large vanity with a countertop bowl sink,
an enclosed shower with seating,
and a toilet with a wall-mounted phone.
Pricing on these custom-made coaches
starts around $2.4 million.
- [Announcer] Number two.
- [Narrator] This one from Anderson Mobile Estates
is nicknamed The Heat, and it's known for being
owned by the actor Will Smith.
The two-level home away from home offers
almost 1,200 square feet of usable space
when the multiple slide outs are extended.
The lower level houses a full kitchen with a large
dinette, a make-up mirror with a hidden TV
that raises out of the countertop,
and a private lounge area in the rear.
Stairs at the front lead to a forward bathroom
in the upper level.
The full bathroom extends the width of the trailer,
offering a steam shower and a glass door that turns
opaque to provide privacy.
The top floor has a retractable roof that raises
to add another 3 1/2 feet to the height.
It contains a lounge area with a bar
and enough space for up to 30 people.
Extras include 14 TVs throughout, a 100 inch
projection screen, and 360 degree video surveillance.
The price on this one is a modest $2.5 million.
So do you think they're worth the money,
or just overpriced beyond reason?
Let us know in the comments what you think,
and which one you'd drive if you did have the cash to burn.
- [Announcer] Number one.
- [Narrator] If you haven't done it already, this final
entry on our list will definitely have you typing W-T-F
into the comments section.
The Elemment Palazzo Superior has the distinction of
being the most expensive RV in the world,
and in the world of luxury, extravagance and price
are the defining factors.
Weighing in at 28 tons, it has a length of 45 feet
with an expanded width just over 16 feet.
The design has a height of 13 feet,
which increases to 20 feet when the sky lounge is raised.
The raised cab sits behind a large circular windshield
that looks cyclopean while still providing an
almost uninterrupted panoramic view.
An integrated set of stairs on the side fold down,
allowing access to a living area
approximately 732 square feet in size.
The lounge area sits directly behind the cab
with an extendable sofa, table, and wall-mounted TV.
The centrally-located kitchen includes a large
hidden refrigerator, induction cooktop, and oven.
Across from that is the dual-entrance bathroom,
with a 16 square foot rain shower
and a fancy wall-mounted toilet.
Separated by a sliding door system is the circle-shaped
bedroom, which has a king size bed and a large vanity area.
The pinnacle is a sky lounge on an automated lift system
that raises out of the roof area.
Safety railings all the way around and a canopy
with integrated lighting make it the ideal place
for getting some sun.
Access is via a retractable stairway below.
The price on this one is a cool $3 million.
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