Mercedes McLaren SLR 999 Red Gold Dream By Ueli Anlicker

Inside, there are jewelled indicators, a gold-trimmed interior and steering wheel and ruby-covered switchgear. In total there are more than 600 rubies within the car's interior, which would have cost around £300,000 before the staggering overhaul.
Mr Anliker is now selling the Mercedes with a 'minimum' price-tag of £7 million - making it the world's most expensive vehicle for sale on the open market. A spokesperson for Mr Anliker said: 'Selling the vehicle has never been part of Mr Anliker's motivation but he will consider a suitable offer. Having invested about 5 million Swiss francs and more than 30,000 man hours, the car is worth more than 10 million Swiss francs, which is his minimum selling price.'
The SLR was jointly developed by Mercedes in Germany and McLaren in the UK. Mercedes-Benz SLR went on sale in 2003 with production running until last year.