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If you’re anything like me, reverse parking involves using the cars at either end of the available space as a sort of… guide.
Hear a little knock on the bumper? Inch forward. Gave the car in front a little nudge? Too close.
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If I was a card-carrying member of the world’s 1% – and the same person who ordered a custom Rolls-Royce, complete with diamond-infused paint job – I’d just leave it in the garage to gather dust, knowing one scratch would probably cost upwards of $5,000.
Yep, the British purveyor of pimp cars recently unveiled the one-of-a-kind Ghost at the Geneva Motor Show, giving the world a first glimpse of its ‘diamond stardust’ paint, made from 1,000 ethically-sourced diamonds run through a crusher.
The most exxy paint job on a Rolls, ever, it took two months of work to nail a mixture that allowed the diamonds to reflect light for that maximum ~razzle-dazzle~ while remaining smooth to the touch.
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Each rock had to be examined to evaluate its ability to reflect light, before they were crushed down to an extremely fine powder and mixed with a glossy lacquer that was applied using a squirrel-hair paint brush wielded by a Rolls master painter (taking submissions for the wankiest sentence ever written).
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Other finishing details that seems offensively basic compared to a diamond paint job include 21-inch wheels with matching red pinstripes, lambswool carpet, oak wood trim and tartan door linings.
Well, look, no one ever said anything about money buying style.
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Photo: Rolls-Royce.