A Chinese billionaire has flexed his wealth most dramatically by hoisting a Rolls-Royce Ghost saloon up to his luxury 44th-floor penthouse.
The billionaire, who lives in China’s Fujian province, was caught on Instagram having the Rolls-Royce Ghost lifted up to his suite.
Images show a team carefully hoisting the car up, clearly taking care not to let it fall to the ground.
Having a luxury car in a suite seems to be a popular theme among the rich right now. Other lucky owners having done the same with their own vehicles.
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The Rolls-Royce was hoisted in a custom cage
Images of the Ghost appeared on the Kurdistan Millionaire Cars Instagram page.
In them, the Rolls-Royce is shown sitting in a custom cage, which shields the car from potential damage.
They also show that the team hoisting the car took great care in ensuring it reached the 44th floor safely.
We sure that the caged Rolls confused more than a few residents as they spotted the car passing by their windows.
Once on the floor in question, the Ghost was carefully placed inside the penthouse.
Its owner would then proudly display the luxury car to their friends and guests.
The owner’s thinking was simply to turn the car into the centerpiece of their penthouse.
It’s certainly one way to flex your wealth.
Many of us could only dream of owning a Rolls-Royce, let alone turning it into a display.
Displaying luxury cars seems to be a trend
With a starting price of over $350,000, this Rolls-Royce Ghost is one of the most extravagant display pieces in any home.
The Chinese billionaire, though, isn’t the only one to do this with a luxury car.
In 2018, Argentinian racing driver Pablo Perez Companc and his friend, Pagani founder Horacio Pagani, decided to display a Zonda Revolucion in Companc’s apartment.
The Zonda was hoisted up much like the Rolls-Royce Ghost, but was displayed in an even more extravagant way.
The special edition Zonda was also packed up in a special crate and then securely fixed sideways to the wall to become a divider.
Unlike the Rolls-Royce, however, this wasn’t a running car.
This particular Zonda had no engine and was just a bare chassis.
So displaying it like this was, in some ways, the best thing for it.
If you ever want to show off your wealth, having a supercar mounted on your wall is definitely one way to do it!
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