What if you were so wealthy money didn’t matter because you made more money in one day off the companies and investments you own than most people do in an entire year?  Would you feed into your own indulgences and have a vehicle that offers every possible item or even have one that is made to order just for you?  When you see the Bentley Bentayga clock and say “that’s nice” and it doesn’t shock you that a time piece that isn’t even fully reliable cost nearly as much as the rest of the car, you really do have the ability to indulge in the fantasy world of over the top features. 

Here are some of the most indulgent additions you can have on a vehicle:

Bentley Bentayga Breitling Clock – Yes, this clock does cost Nearly $170,000 and is put on a vehicle that has a base price of $232,000, but it certainly is gorgeous and will capture your attention with the movements, the way it turns to charge itself up and the fact that it’s not electrically powered, just electrically charged.  Is all that enough to justify the cost; someone certainly thinks so.

Gold Spirit of Ecstasy – The famous Rolls-Royce lady with wings that adorns their vehicles as the gorgeous hood ornament typically is made of some form of metal and can be plated in 24-karat gold for $9100.  Even though on some vehicles gold trim is tacky, on the Rolls-Royce lineup it actually makes perfect sense and might be one of the best looking features you find even though it’s certainly overindulgence from the already pricy lineup of vehicles.

Rolls-Royce Starlight Headliner – This unnecessary but extremely cool feature offers you a night sky view in the headliner without the need of a moonroof.  This design is made from 1340 fiber-optic lights that are placed by hand in the headliner to offer a perfect ambiance to your ride in the most luxurious lineup of vehicles ever made.  The reason these are hand placed is the headliner is made to resemble the positions of the stars on a specific date; this feature will add $12,925 to the price of the vehicle.

Lamborghini Warranty Extensions – Even though this is a high priced indulgence, it’s one that does actually make some sense.  If you spend $400,995 on a Lamborghini Aventador you receive a three-year factory warranty, but if you want a fourth year you will pay $11,600 and the fifth year will bring the price up by $22,200.  This warranty is an extended factory warranty and not a third-party option which makes for a great investment in protection, especially if you only plan to ever buy one of these cars.

Airscarf for Mercedes Convertibles – The SL, E-Class and SLK offer convertible models that can be enjoyed for some great top down driving.  If you want to be able to drive with the top down later in the year you can enjoy some warm air blowing on your upper body to help you stay warm from the Airscarf that offers vents to give you this warmth.  This feature is actually standard on some of the upper trims, but if you add it as an option it will cost you $3,390 to have your car keep you warmer so you can drive with the top down in the snow.

Aston Martin DB9 Carbon Edition – Adding carbon fiber to nearly every part of the car gives you the strength you need and the lightweight material to keep the weight down, but if you are a person that needs to show off how you spent your money in many cases you can’t see the carbon fiber parts.  This version of the DB9 shows the carbon fiber with an exterior package that costs $9,090 or the interior package that will ask for $5,380 but you can also have the Carbon Edition of the DB9 for $201,120 to show off even carbon option available.

Aston Martin Transponder Watch – This is an add-on that is not only indulgent, but also requires you to maintain it.  At a mere   $29,500 you can receive an AMVOX3 watch that is truly a high-end luxury watch with mechanical movements and an electronic transponder.  This watch can actually unlock and lock your doors to give you a cool feature, but if you let the battery run down you have to unlock the car like everyone else, with means you have to keep this little beauty wound.

Tesla Model S Third Row Seat – Although this doesn’t really seem indulgent as this third row of seats is a rear facing pair that is perfect for child seats, at the cost of $3,000 it’s a bit much.  This gives us a throwback feel to the station wagons of old that offers a third row facing out the back for the kids to enjoy.  Passing a drink box to someone in these seats might present a bit of a challenge, but it could be done for you to accept this indulgence.

Range Rover SVAutobiography Duo Tone Paint – This special edition of the Land Rover Range Rover gives us a vehicle that starts out high powered and full of luxury at a price of $200,490 that is powered by a 550 horsepower supercharged V8 engine.  This paint scheme adds $14,500 to the price of this vehicle and offers a variety of colors to have the bottom and top of the vehicle painted in two different colors to be to your liking and driving enjoyment.

Range Rover Load Space Floor – This floor seems like a great idea a retractable option to be able to load cargo and push it back into the cargo space.  Of course the addition of $5,100 and the choice of Figured Maccasser or Shadow Walnut wood for the floor make this a serious indulgence just as the $4151 you can spend on deployable motorized side steps that will allow easier access for your passengers.

More Carbon – the Pagani Huayra shows up as one of the ultra-exotic models that come in at a price hardly anyone can afford.  Even though it already is covered with a massive amount of carbon fiber parts this car can have a full carbon fiber body if you choose to part with an additional $152,000, which is only a small amount between friends right?

Leathering the Porsche Panamera – This car allows you to put leather everywhere.  The air vents for $2,505, the sun visors for $740, the door guards for $2,920 are just a few examples.  You can put leather nearly every place you can think of on this car and it will match the leather of the seats as it’s made from the same leather and is typically from the parts that would have been cut out and discarded making this a material saving indulgence you may not need.

Mercedes-Maybach Rear Seat – Yes, this is a limousine, but it’s one that offers you more indulgence than you could ever expect to experience.  There are three options for this rear seat that make leather look like an afterthought and add up to $6,250.  The first is the Executive Rear Seat which adds a console where the center seat used to be and gives you more legroom, powered footrests and throw pillows.  This new seating is joined by the refrigerated compartment with the par of champagne bottles and glasses that finish off the indulgent feeling of the car.