Bored so I found this and thought I'd share. C&D's top 10 most decadent car options:
10. BMW Comfort Access
Power windows are great and all, but sometimes itÔÇÖs really tough to push all the buttons to roll them up and down. That is why BMW offers Comfort Access, which lets you roll the windows up and down using the key fob remote. And if you have a convertible, you can operate the roof as well. Of course, it also allows you to unlock and lock the doors and start the engine without going to all the trouble of taking the key out of your pocket or putting it in the ignition. This is a luxury that is very easy to get used to. Comfort Access is $500 on 1- and 3-series models, $1000 on higher-priced BMWs.
9. Porsche Customized Leather List
Porsche is famous for the extent of its options lists, and for how much it all costs. The leather portion of the options list is by far the craziest section, with a stupefying array of choices. Leather on the vent slats? ThatÔÇÖll be $365. You can even get the coat hook on the back of your seat swathed in leather.
8. Mercedes-Benz Designo Interior
Standard leather is so, well, standard. If you really want to pamper yourself in an S-, SL-, or CL-class, we suggest dropping $12,015 for the Designo interior. For that much cash you also get velour floor mats to coddle your couture soles.
7. Mercedes-Benz Drive-Dynamic Seats
Really, this option is all about multitasking. Think of the time youÔÇÖll save by getting a back rub while in the car. You can choose between four combinations of slow/fast and gentle/vigorous, but ÔÇ£fast and vigorousÔÇØ arenÔÇÖt so much; the option is better in theory than in practice. But who cares? ItÔÇÖs only money, after all, and these thrones provide serious bragging rights. And a little massage always beats no massage. They are available as a standalone option on the S550 for $1820 and are part of the $5290 Premium 2 package on the CL550, and theyÔÇÖre standard equipment on any AMG or V-12 CL- or S-class.
6. Lexus Executive Package
Why reserve lounging for your private jet or living room? For an extra $12,675 on top of a $73,725 Lexus LS460L (a little less in the hybrid LS600hL) you can get a reclining rear seat with an extending leg rest. Considering that youÔÇÖd have to buy a $350,000 Maybach to get this feature in any other car, itÔÇÖs a relative bargain.
5. Mercedes-Benz Airscarf
Most people understand that removing the top of a car exposes you to the elements. But if you refuse to accept the reality of the shortened driving season that Mother Nature imposes on you, Mercedes has your answer. Airscarf is a vent just below the headrest that blows hot air on the back of your neck when others are raising their tops. ItÔÇÖs part of a $3750 package on the 2009 SL550, but only $510 on the SLK55 AMG.
4. Rolls-Royce Starlight Headliner
You might think that $12,100 for 1600 tiny lights in the headliner (a mere $7.56 per light) is over the top; but how would you know? We certainly canÔÇÖt afford a Rolls-Royce Phantom, but if we could, this dramaticÔÇöand pointlessÔÇöoptionÔÇÖs box would be the first one weÔÇÖd tick.
3. Maybach Granite Interior
Considering how many homes cost less than a Maybach, itÔÇÖs only appropriate that you can trim out a Maybach as opulently as your abode. Granite interior trim will cost you an astonishing Ôé¼43,000 (about $60,600), and thatÔÇÖs for the Basic package. ThereÔÇÖs also a pricier package for the Maybach Landaulet, and the Luxury package costs more still. Maybach wouldnÔÇÖt share just how much with us working type
2. Aston Martin Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX2 DBS Transponder Watch
James Bond might drive an Aston Martin, but he wears an Omega. Too bad for 007. Anybody who has $37,900 to spare and wants to use a timepiece to access his or her car can order up a Jaeger-LeCoultre watch that will unlock the doors of his or her DBS. You do, however, still need to insert the sapphire key to start the car.
1. Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Paint Packages
If Ôé¼1.1 million (about $1.6 million) and a limited run of less than 500 copies arenÔÇÖt exclusive enough for you, try the special editions of the Bugatti Veyron 16.4. For half a mil or soÔÇödepending on the strength of the dollarÔÇöyou can opt for the Pur Sang edition, which comes without any paint, or, if youÔÇÖd rather have special brown paint and leather, the Fbg par Herm├¿s, created with French fashion house Herm├¿s. Or, for the same price, you could get a convertible version.
One that they forgot was the ~$17,500 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe's brushed alumin(i)um hood/teak convertible top cover package:
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