5) The Beast

In 2009, the Beast was commissioned to carry the President of the United States. Though the typical Cadillac limo would cost about $300,000, the Beast is worth about $3 million and was custom made for the president’s safety. It is also bulletproof, equipped with oxygen tanks and masks, tear gas and shotguns.

4) The Phantom Limo

The Rolls Royce Phantom is already one of the priciest cards in the world, but this Phantom Limo is estimated to be worth around $3.8 million. It is bulletproof and is equipped with a full sized office with the luxury features of a Rolls Royce. It also has 432 horsepower and a 6.8 liter V12 engine.

3) The American Dream

The American Dream limo is the world’s longest limousine. Stretching for 100 feet with 26 wheels, it is worth about $4 million. It also features a heated Jacuzzi, a sun deck, a helicopter landing pad and a swimming pool.

2) Batmobile Limousine

Designed by Tim Burton for the Batman movie series from 1989 to 1992, the Batman Limo is estimated to be worth $4.1 million. Built in 2012, it features all the cool gadgets Batman used in the movies like rocket and missile launchers. The car is also fitted with a V8 Corvette jet engine and ejecting rear and front wheels.

1) Rolls Royce Silver Spur Limo

Taking the top spot in the World’s most expensive limousines is the Sultan of Brunei’s custom made Rolls Royce Limo.  The Sultan is also believed to hold the world’s largest private collection of Rolls Royce’s. Fit for royalty, the Sultan had the Limo plated with pure 24 carat gold for his wedding day, and is approximately valued at $14 million.

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In the Limo Bike you have all the comforts as a traditional car limo including the bar and TV. You can choose to ride inside the carriage or in the back two seats, letting the wind blow through your hair. The Harley Limo Bike is a stunning pearly white color with chrome accents that are so shiny you can see your reflection.

If you want to be seen riding in this beast through downtown Edmonton — I’m afraid you’re out of luck. It’s home is all the way in Australia, which makes me picture it being driven by kangaroos. And that makes me laugh way more than it should.

If you managed to raise the cash to get it temporarily shipped to Canada, I’d personally take it to Ontario for the Friday the 13th rally in Port Dover — Canada’s largest bike rally. I’m sure you’ll be king (or queen) of the beach.

Captain H. Whitworth, from Yorkshire custom ordered this car but it ended up being picked up by the New York Rolls-Royce distributer, Schuette and was then sent to Mrs. Alfred DuPont of Delaware.

An interesting fact about the makings of this limo, it was made during a time when all the companies in Britain were focused on providing things necessary for the war, but when King George V. made the request for this vehicle directly and personally, the company hopped right on producing it.

The Silver Ghost was the first and only 1 out of 5 Rolls-Royce vehicles to have coachwork done to it by Hamshaw Ltd. of England. This spectacular limo has had about half a dozen owners throughout its lifetime. The limo boasts luxury from the 1900’s with the wicker trunk, ivory door pulls, C.A.V. lighting, intercom and even an inlaid folding wooden table. This limo had all the bells and whistles for its time.

During an auction in 2007, the Gooding & Company purchased The Silver Ghost limo for a total of $1,100,000.00. When the Silver Ghost limo changed hands again in 2012, it was purchased for $561,000.00. This lovely piece of history has been sought after for years by many British car collectors, those who are lucky enough to own it, even for a brief period of time are willing to pay top dollar for that title.