The world experienced the luxurious beauty of the most expensive Mercedes ever created—a $4.8 million diamond-studded marvel known as the mink-furnished Mercedes SL600—in 2007, at a grand unveiling at a Dubai auto show marking the 50th anniversary of the Mercedes-Benz SL550. This magnificent vehicle belongs to Saudi Prince (Amir) al-Waleed bin Talal bin Abdul-Aziz, a famous person among the world’s top ten wealthiest individuals, according to Forbes. Prince Waleed, on the other hand, has a stunning collection of 50 automobiles.

 

This diamond-encrusted masterpiece is one of the most wanted and expensive Mercedes vehicles in the world. It took the focused artistry of 13 experts working tirelessly for two weeks to achieve its magnificent beauty. Simply touching this automotive treasure will cost you $1,000. No other car on the road can compete with the sheer majesty of this diamond-encrusted marvel. However, the issue remains: Do you have the courage to drive it on the open road? Even the smallest imperfection on its surface might result in a repair bill in the thousands of dollars.

Surprisingly, there are two versions of this diamond-encrusted Mercedes—one in its original pure white color and another in sparkling gold.

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