Know why Arab Sheikhs are going crazy for this $3 million motor home

New Delhi, June 12: Talking of Marchi Mobile they say the eleMMent's 510bhp engine will deliver top speeds of 93mph. Okay, so it only does 13mpg but anyone capable of buying this baby probably owns their Whoa. The Elemment Palazzo ($TBA) is the most expensive motor home in the world and offer more amenities than many five-star luxury suites in top resorts. The Elemment Palazzo ($TBA) is the ultimate in wheel-based travel, offering tastefully designed amenities that a motor coach can offer. You could preset the temperature and lighting before you enter, stream the video surveillance to eye the interiors, turns a couch area that transforms into a bar, a programmed central control for one-stop settings updates and of course when you do decide to step in, Marchi Mobile's eleMMent Palazzo would roll out the red carpeted retractable stairs.Available in blingy gold exteriors, and white too, this 40ft drive has reportedly making Arab Sheikhs going crazy. Here's an inside view of the world's most expensive mobile home.Austrian company Marchi Mobile's super-luuxury motor home Elemment Palazzo is something you have ever seen on the road before. Unlike other motorhomes, this one is truly a house on wheels. With extravagant bedrooms, full-size bathrooms, a sitting area, and a roof deck, the Palazzo could be a serious replacement for every place that you live. From the outside, the Palazzo is quite interesting looking. A mini spaceship of sorts of wheels!This utterly jaw-dropping vehicle is a preposterously OTT 40ft palace on wheels. The only bummer is the $3 million price tag.The cockpit features swivel chairs and a very unique propeller layout for the windshield wiper.This 20-ton beast also comes with a huge master bedroom with a 40-inch TV and state of the art en suite bathroom complete with rainfall shower. Even the driver's cab has a bunk bed.The entertaining area of the RV is open during the day due to bright colors and a beautiful skylight.At night, the Palazzo takes a new dimension with unique lighting and soothing ambiance. The outside too can be lit just like the inside at night. The lighting can even be customized based on the owner's requests.The master suite looks much better than many New York apartments.Off the master bedroom is an ensuite bathroom. Even the bathroom looks larger than apartments.Adjacent to the master suite is this lounge area. The skylight really makes the space appear even more open.The second bedroom is just as luxurious.These stairs pop down to take you upstairs. One the above there is a 'sky lounge' rooftop patio that opens at the touch of a button. The eleMMent Palazzo also comes with mobile internet, a working fireplace and a streaming video surveillance.Marchi Mobile says say the eleMMent's 510bhp engine delivers top speeds of 93mph. These cool RVs are strictly limited edition. In fact Marchi Mobile will probably only produce about five a year.

Know why Arab Sheikhs are going crazy for this $3 million motor home

New Delhi, June 12: Talking of Marchi Mobile they say the eleMMent's 510bhp engine will deliver top speeds of 93mph. Okay, so it only does 13mpg but anyone capable of buying this baby probably owns

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