Prince Albert II Of Monaco Checks Out $1.3 Millon Klassen Mercedes V-Class Built For Femi Otedola

Prince Albert II Of Monaco checks out $1.3 millon Klassen Mercedes V-Class built for Nigerian businessman, Femi Otedola.

Some of the features inside the “Private Jet On Wheels” includes a giant TV for on-road entertainment and two (2) rear captain chairs.

German-based luxury car tuner says that “there are no limits for amenities and requirements of customers.”

Klassen also offers Double-sided LED TVs in conjunction with the latest PlayStation and a 5.1 harman/kardon cinema system.

Klassen VIP Cars & Vans Design has unveiled its latest masterpiece – a unique Mercedes-Benz V-Class valued at €1,250,000 (about $1.3 million), specially created for Nigerian businessman and philanthropist, Femi Otedola.

Paul Klassen, the CEO and Founder of KLASSEN, made this known in a video shared on his Instagram page, where he was seen showing off the interior of Otedola’s latest “Private Jet On Wheels” to Prince Albert II of Monaco.

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“Prince Albert II of Monaco highly appreciated the new project by Paul Klassen — a Mercedes-Benz V-Class valued at €1,250,000. This unique vehicle belongs to Nigerian businessman and philanthropist Femi Otedola,” Paul Klassen wrote in the caption.

Though, the video was very short, some of the features of inside the luxurious cabin seen by Autojosh includes a giant 32-inch Smart TV for on-road entertainment and two (2) rear captain chairs.

The German-based luxury car tuner, who described itself as the leader in the conversion of minivans and minibuses in Europe says that “there are no limits for amenities and requirements of customers.”

To provide luxury travel experience just as in a private jet, Klassen also offers Double-sided LED TVs in conjunction with the latest PlayStation and a 5.1 harman/kardon cinema system.

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