Owner selling fake Rolls-Royce is fooling nobody with their ‘very unique’ creation – but still wants your £20,000
THE owner of a car for sale online has spent £1,000s trying to make it look like a Rolls-Royce, but it’s fooling nobody.
Despite the dodgy dupe, the seller still wants £20,000 for the car on Facebook Marketplace.
What started out as a humble 2007 Chrysler 300, has had a huge amount of cash spent on it and is described in its advert as ‘very unique.’
On the outside, there are now massive gold and purple wheels and a matching gold Rolls-Royce style grille.
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The front end of the car is clearly trying to imitate a Rolls-Royce Phantom, which costs around £300,000 before options.
Around the back, you’ll find the car’s old Chrysler badge still in place, but the largest amount of work has been carried out to the car’s roof.
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The Chrysler’s roof has been removed and replaced with glass to create a panoramic view.
All around the glass is a purple suede fabric with gleaming golden studs to match the wheels and grille.
The inside hasn’t been forgotten and is almost unrecognisable from the standard one in a Chrysler 300.
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Every surface is either white, purple or gold and the seats are covered in leather and suede throughout.
The word ‘royalty’ has been stitched into the dashboard and the floor mats have crowns embroidered on them too.
It also looks as it the sounds system has been upgraded, with huge speaker grilles on each door.
The car has covered a leggy 110,000 miles and is for sale in Altanta, Georgia for $25,000.
