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Like most of the regular people out there, we don’t really find materialism as a good thing. Mix that with abundance and you get a shocker. But we have to admit turning opulence into a business is smart, since there are quite a lot of filthy rich folks out there that just wanting to spend their money on something. Here’s a an example on what you could do say you were an English lord or a Wall Street magnate.
Ever since that Russian student (who by the way later proved to be from Moldova, Eastern Europe) posed next to a Mercedes CLS 350 completely covered in a million Swarovski crystals on the streets of London, it would seem auto shops have a new wrapping game. Reports around the planet made the young diva quite famous, but it later turned out the pressure was too big for her so she sold the car on eBay.
Nevertheless, that obviously doesn’t mean there aren’t others that can throw away hundreds of thousands dollars away on some stupid wraps. So here’s where Jennings Ford Direct auto shop comes in. The dealership offers to its eccentric customers a jaw-dropping million pound optional extra. Literally, a million pound worth of custom job.
Instead of a regular paint job or a cool wrap, why not cover the entire car with diamonds and crystals? “Hard-wearing and easy to keep clean, your diamond paint-job won’t rust or tarnish and is scratch resistant,” the dealership explains. Every single piece of over a million valuable stones are painstakingly applied by hand by a team of workers, as it will take more than two months to complete.
We call prank, but if it’s not, then there’s definitely something wrong with this world.
Nevertheless, that obviously doesn’t mean there aren’t others that can throw away hundreds of thousands dollars away on some stupid wraps. So here’s where Jennings Ford Direct auto shop comes in. The dealership offers to its eccentric customers a jaw-dropping million pound optional extra. Literally, a million pound worth of custom job.
Instead of a regular paint job or a cool wrap, why not cover the entire car with diamonds and crystals? “Hard-wearing and easy to keep clean, your diamond paint-job won’t rust or tarnish and is scratch resistant,” the dealership explains. Every single piece of over a million valuable stones are painstakingly applied by hand by a team of workers, as it will take more than two months to complete.
We call prank, but if it’s not, then there’s definitely something wrong with this world.
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