Did they say that this vehicle cost $200,000?

Klassen and Senzati show versions with private suites but with the size of the Sprinter, it's done with a compromise somewhere else often with limited cargo, no bathroom, and/or limited executive seating. The Ambassador IV is a nice balance of cargo, bathroom, enough executive seats, small kitchen, high end luxury, etc. One could go with Air Stream for balance but executive seating and high end luxury is limited.

Lexani has done that before

Thanks George!

Right? Lol it looks extremely similar a private jet!

Thanks for Watching. These are all custom made and laid out whichever way the customer prefers, so there are several options you could have done to the vehicle.

The person who had it made.

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Thanks, glad you enjoy the vehicle. These are all custom made to a customer's liking, so various colors are available.

It depends on you go look at their wevsite

Yes

Not sure about the van in the video but some of these have smell management via dedicated bathroom ventilations systems which work well if designed properly along with appropriate vehicle wide ventilation with slight positive pressure. Anyhow, the point of these bathrooms for me is more on the emergency side --- stuck in traffic for couple hours or someone really needs to go --- especially with young kids or an adult with "plumbing" issues.

@@shadowmist1246 Not to mention being able to avoid showing up at a stop ready to go and then having to wait in line just to use a dirty gas station restroom.

I guess they didn't want a motorhome.

no

The very purpose of these vans for a lot of people is to have luxury/amenities/conveniences without drawing attention that would otherwise be achieved with a Rolls or S650 Pullman --- so...mission accomplished.

@@shadowmist1246 And for some people, especially the elderly or those with arthritis or other health conditions, it's much easier to step up into a van than to get into a low slung sedan or limo.

@@Kirin2022 True. But 95 yr old Queen Elizabeth doesn't seem to have too much trouble getting in and out of her rolls.

@@shadowmist1246 I have arthritis and can do it, too, but nevertheless it's still easier and more comfortable stepping up into a van or SUV. A Rolls Royce looks more stylish, of course, but some people will take comfort over style (as well as a lower public profile). But for the megarich, why not have both, at least one of each--depending on occasion and mood?