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This is what a €2 million mobile home looks like

It went on sale in Dubai earlier this week. Arab Sheikhs are going crazy for it.
6.30pm, 16 Jun 2013
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THE WORLD’S MOST expensive mobile home went on sale in Dubai for €2.2 million this week.

The humongous, 40-foot-long eleMMent Palazzo from Austrian company Marchi Mobile is covered with gold (but is also available in more traditional white) and comes with a ton of luxury features, including a 40-inch flat screen, a pop-up cocktail lounge, a fireplace, a master bedroom, and underfloor heating.

The moving mansion can even clean itself after driving through dusty lands.

According to reports, the vehicle has been a hit among oil-rich Arab Sheikhs. Check out why:

This is what a €2 million mobile home looks like
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  • The Interior

  • Master Bedroom

  • Cocktail Lounge

  • En-suite bathroom.

  • Interior

  • Drop-down staircase and pop-up sky lounge

  • Party area on the roof

  • Roomy

Photos: Most expensive house in America is up for sale priced €145 million

Read: Here’s what a €30 million house in the Cayman Islands looks like >

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