I want a all chrome car! (pic)

Fuck no, nothing says 3rd degree burns like an all chrome car when summers are 110 on good days.

Ok, Who is the dude in the dress??

chromed out big time

damn looks very nice

That would be so cool

wow...beautiful Audi

sick

Sweet but brushed metal like the back to the future care would be better.

Wow it looks very nice!

Need some shades to even get close to that car.

This car belongs to that Prince. The Prince of B______ (can't remember). The one that flys the models over to his kingdom to spend months on end there while getting paid something like 10k a month.

Chrome chrome baby! That's pimpin.

you dont have the cleaning staff necessary to keep that car looking good

Dude you don't know much about other cultures? Must be some servant of a rich dude in Middle East.

How much do you think that car cost?

I might work for a living, but I'm making a lot more than the Prince there makes!

The reflection of the sun bouncing off that while driving down the road would be a definite hazard

I am going to do this to my 350z or brushed chrome as soon as my paint fades.

all its missing a mirror tint

He's actually one of the richest men in the world....American Dollars

My G is sexier...

dam the G35 is sexier got to love it

that actually looks pretty good.. what type of car is it?

And easier to keep clean

Gotta love black lol

That pic was taking a couple days ago. I haven't washed my car in about 2 months. I couldn't imagine what your car would look like in the same conditions. The Z is a beast though. So much so that I installed the Z's intake in my G.


Now back to the chromed out Audi A8. It was a birthday gift from someone. This guy is a billionaire a bunch of times over.

Nice!

But lethal in traffic on a sunny day..

You're talking about the Sultan of Brunei there...
He's one of the worlds richest, oil and shit.. We westerners with our oil-consumption paid for that!

Yeah there is a SUV that is simular out here, sun hits it in the evening and it is murder on the other drivers, but hey if you have the money to draw attention to yourself, go for it.

The back to the future car (delorian) is stainless steel.

That the motherfucker. He's loaded. Who else can pay airfare for 200 chics, shack em up, feed em, pay em, and send them home one by one all for their "company". Not only do we put chrome Audi's in his driveway. We also give him our Playboy models and Ms. America contestants.

Wow! that's different

Yeah, he is one lucky SOB. Billions shooting out of his ass

Despite his wealth, Hassanal Bolkiah Muizzaddin Waddaulah, Sultan and Prime Minister of Brunei since 1967 is surrounded by gloom. From his father he inherited a personal fortune estimated at $40 billion, which once placed him at the top of Fortune magazine's list of the world's richest people. Recent reports, however, suggest that his treasure has dwindled to a mere $10 billion-peanuts, these days.
The question is: where in earth can it all have gone? It's not so easy to blow $30 billion, which is roughly equivalent to the entire annual income of all 125 million people living in Bangladesh.
Well, a sizeable chunk of it went on the Sultan's palace, monstrosity that boasts 1,788 rooms and is larger than the Vatican-in a tiny country with just 300,000 inhabitants. When the Sultan's daughter turned 18 he bought her an Airbus. For himself he prefers his own jumbo jet, originally designed to carry over 400 people.
Great skill in extravagance has also been acquired by his brother, Prince Jefri. Having heard of Disneyland, he decided to build the Jerudong Park Playground in the capital, Bandar-Seri Begawan, at a cost of $1 billion.
Between them, the brothers Bolkiah own London's Dorchester Hotel, the New York Palace and the Plaza Athenee in Paris. After the Sultanate's independence from Britain in 1984 they bought 2,000 luxury limousines and became the world's biggest customers for Rolls Royce motor cars.
But their combined spending talents, have proved unequal to the task of disposing of the revenues that constantly flow into their private bank accounts from Shell Oil, which is responsible for extracting the Sultanate's vast but only natural resource.
So a small army of hangers-on was assembled, among them one Mohamed al Fayed. The Sultan and his brothers have long been suspected of bankrolling Fayed's subsequent purchase of the upmarket Harrods store in London. Fayed- at the centre of recent bribery scandals in the British Parliament, as well as the father of the boyfriend who died with Princess Diana-claims that during the financial crisis of 1992 the British Government approached him personally to intercede with the Sultan to keep his billions in London.
Such large sums of cash automatically attract political interest. In 1987 it was reported that when US colonel Oliver North asked the Sultanate for help in subverting the Nicaraguan Government-$10 million was duly deposited in a Swiss bank account.
Britain, in keeping with its role as the major arms supplier to the region-Brunei is an enclave in Malaysian territory on the island of Borneo, most of which is Indonesian - concluded an arms deal with the Sultan in 1991 valued at $150 million. Few people can have suspected the presence of British Gurkha (Nepalese) troops in Brunei until they emerged to join the peace-making forces in East Timor.
Even this, however, would have made only a small dent in the Sultan's wealth had it not been for straightforward financial incompetence, a prolonged fall in the price of oil, and the Asian crash of 1997. Large sums of money were lost on property deals and attempts to prop up the currencies of neighbouring countries.
So the Sultan has had to slaughter some of his polo ponies and sell off other prized trophies, such as Embankment Place in London, valued at $376 million and home to accountants Pricewaterhouse-Coopers. Last autumn, 200 British accountants from Arthur Anderson went through the books in search of what was left, as billions disappeared from the Sultan's portfolios with bankers Morgan Grenfell, JP Morgan, Citibank and Nomura. The annual $1 billion spent on running Brunei's 'Shellfare State' is now thought to be at risk, along with the polo ponies.
Though the people of Brunei are far from poverty-stricken, they have not been allowed to vote since a failed uprising in 1962. Six political prisoners incarcerated then were finally released in 1991.
Brunei is another of the stains the oil business makes wherever it goes-in the Arabian Gulf, Nigeria, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Burma, the Caspian Sea and, arguably, Britain as well. The grotesque extravagance and greed it engenders, and the political methods used to control its production, invariably provoke widespread chaos. In this ugly pantomime the Sultan and his brother have taken prominent roles as the world's most spendthrift individuals.


http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Ze...an_Brunei.html

I think that chrome look is awesome!

If i didn't agree with this, i would be crazy.

there is a badass pic of that chrome car parked at night outside of some city buildings with the lighting, it looks sick as fuck.. its been posted here on gfy once before i think... if i find it again ill post here.

It's not a city building, it's the guys mansion.......

oh damn... i thought it was in a city setting?

oh well... its been awhile since i seen that pic anyways, its fucking nice though.. i had it as my backround for lil while before i formated

nice cars

Nice rims, 20" ?

Just bought this old BMW myself and added some 19" rims

awesome ride!

probably an oil sheik in the background, those guys have blinnnnggg

I think it looks ugly...nothing for me!

not bad at all - but nothing against a SL65

But he outclassed you in assets Those guys have whole empires of old money.

Audi A8

Buy toaster, is also all chrome and cheaper.

4 slice toaster ... you rich bugger ,lol

the prince makes definitely more than $10k

That chrome car is cuhl

that is a classy toaster i have one similar