The Chevy Corvette car and speedboat hybrid might be the slickest amphibious vehicle on the planet, but when it comes to campers, nothing compares to the luxury the Elemment Palazzo offers. The mere mention of campers and RVs invokes images of cramped living quarters that can house only your essentials. But the Elemment Palazzo with its lavish fixture and ornate designs obliterates that notion completely. As it should, what with a coronary-inducing price tag of $3 million.

Austrian company Marchi Mobile designed Palazzo as part of its Elemment line of luxury vehiclesthat very visibly displays the trappings of wealth. You’ll see in Palazzo what you never thought you’d see inside an RV. Master bedroom with an adjoining bathroom? Check. Leather interior? Check. Rainfall shower, fireplace, and 40″ TVs? Check, check, check.

Impressive enough as it is, it doesn’t end there — the 40′ long Palazzo also has a pop-out bar replete with a skylight and underfloor heating that you can activate by pushing a single button. The bar adds 80% more room to the camper’s original 430 square feet floor space. When it comes to the exterior side of things, you may or may not be glad to know (depending on how you feel about it) that the Palazzo is covered in glow-in-the-dark paint.
The 20-ton Palazzo can reach speeds of 93 mph, and uses 20% less fuel than vehicles of comparable size due to its aerodynamic design. The designers at Marchi Mobile say Palazzo is completely customizable, and if you have more money to spare, they’d welcome any outrageous modifications, going as far as to cover it in diamonds.

Santa Ana – There’s not a lot on the menu… or on the waitresses… at Cafe Lu in Santa Ana. Cold drinks served by hot gals in bikinis and high heels… it’s a formula for success at several Vietnamese coffee houses in the area. There’s little doubt why Cafe Lu is packed on most nights. The waitresses at this Vietnamese coffee house wear next to nothing… bikinis, lingerie and high heels. Check it out. All I can say is WOW!!!

Check this out ! ! Recession? What recession?
So, it seems that this “global recession” has not impacted negatively
on everyone.  Check this out! It’s a Mercedes Benz owned by an Abu Dhabi
oil billionaire (naturally). Featuring the newly developed V10 quad
turbo with 1,600 horsepower and 2800nm of torque 0-100km/h in less than 2secs,
1/4 mile in 6.89secs running on biofuel.
That is NOT stainless steel people. It’s WHITE GOLD!!

Stremnaya Road in Bolivia is cut into a sheer-face rock cliff. After viewing the photos below, you will understand why it is called “The Road of Death”.

Not what you were expecting huh?
The tallest and biggest woman in the world lives in Holland.
She is 7’4″ and weighs 320
What a relief! Now we ALL know we aren’t overweight, just too short!

 

Lexus is proclaiming its new $350,000 LFA model, which can accelerate to 60 mph in 3.6  seconds and hit speeds as fast as 202 mph, a “two-seat supercar.” But potential buyers interested in owning the sports car will need to do more than just come up with the cash: they’ll need to be individually approved by Lexus. The brand, which plans to manufacture just 500 of the cars at a rate of twenty per month, is requiring prospective buyers to submit to a kind of coolness background check before being “approved” to buy the vehicle.
Lexus says applicants will be assessed based on their location, the other cars they own, and, above all, their driving habits. One Lexus manager indicated that the Toyota brand’s chief concern is that the car be driven frequently, and in the “right” kinds of places. He told the WSJ: “We want people who will drive the car, who will be seen in the car,” said Paul Williamson,  national manager at Lexus College, Toyota’s dealer training school. “We want it to be seen on the right roads, in front of the right restaurants and not just being enjoyed by one individual in their private garage.” But more than anything, the LFA approval process appears to be an effort to enhance the brand’s exclusivity — and establish it as a competitor with the most distinguished brands in luxury high-performance cars like Porsche, Lamborghini, and Ferrari. As The Big Money’s Matthew DeBord, who saw the car at the L.A. Auto Show last December, put it: “Take that, Ferrari! Ka-pow, Lamborghini! Not just anybody can buy an LFA, the greatest Toyota [ever] created by humans on Earth.” Check out DeBord’s video of the Lexus “supercar”:
Check out the Car Here..http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ct0lMs06nCI