Yahoo Autos Revzani's New Interior Is So Nice, You Might Actually Be Seen in It
The best way to think of the $285,000 Rezvani Vengeance is as the ultimate example of a confused car. Under the skin, it's a Cadillac Escalade; on the outside, it's cosplaying as a rugged military vehicle seemingly designed to invade Baghdad. Driving the Vengeance feels like painting a giant target on the side of your car.
That said, buyers can now at least travel around in the backseat while feeling like they're in a private jet instead of a tacti-cool poseur-mobile. Rezvani has just announced its new Executive Edition interior package, and it's objectively very cool.
Those who buy a standard Vengeance receive an interior that's little more than a standard Escalade cabin with a bunch of Rezvani badges. The upper-crust folks who splurge for the $125,000 Executive setup, however, score a totally different experience. The SUV transforms from a three-row seven-seater to a three-row six-seater. (We'll come back to that though.)
The massive, plush rear seats offer a massage, heating and ventilation, and even a reclining function with an extendable calf-rest. There's a wooden storage tray for each seat, as well Each of these front-facing passengers gets their own integrated iPad, while a huge TV sits against the divider separating the compartment from the driver. Buyers can also spec either a typical headliner, or a Rolls-Royce-esque LED-laden suede headliner for no additional cost.
Ahead of the main seats, there are two additional jump seats that face backwards towards the VIPs in the third row. Next to them is a snack bar with a refrigerator that, from the looks of it, is perfectly sized for a few bottles of bubbly. And if you're worried about people judging you for enjoying Moet on the road, no worries: the windows boast retractable shades.
Of course, before you get too excited... let's not forget though that Rezvani wants $410,000 for this vehicle. And that's just for the Executive Edition goodies. If you're adding the $62,000 Security package, which adds a smokescreen, strobes and sirens, EMP protection and electrified door handles among other goodies, or the $125,000 Military package that adds all that and bullet0resistant armor and undercarriage explosive protection, you'll spend far more. In fact, go crazy on the options list, and you can easily spec up a Vengeance past three-quarters of a million bucks.
Is there any world in which you could see yourself adding one of these to your dream garage? Let us know in the comments below.
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