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Muscles from Brussels pilots the engine from England
By Amy
C. Fleitas • Bankrate.com
Watching "Streetfigher" and "Lionheart" won't
make you a martial-arts expert like Jean-Claude Van Damme, but if you get off
your duff and start earning some cash you may have save enough to drive his
car. Van Damme is a fan of the classic luxury import, the Rolls-Royce.
If Jean-Claude were to add a 2002 Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph
Exotic Sedan to his collection, it would set him back a minimum of $229,990
and that's not including a destination charge of $800. But check out the standard
features -- heated front and rear seats, a trip computer, climate control, interior
air filtration, wood and leather trim, dusk-sensing headlights, remote anti-theft
alarm system, chrome alloy rims and a chrome grill.
Why buy a Seraph if you can't afford the options? Adding a bottle
cooler to the rear center armrest will cost $4,790. If you got the DVD system
with twin screens in the headrest for $395 you could watch "Universal Soldier"
while on the road. And sidelight security glass will cost $5,375 -- but then
no one would know who spent all that money on this car.
-- Posted: Oct. 1, 2002
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