BMW owned by Prime Minister is full of secret features – including hidden button ‘for emergencies’ & bullet-proof glass
CAR FANS have been left stunned by a very special BMW that was once owned by a Prime Minister.
The BMW 760 Li that was produced by the German motors giant from 2003 looks ordinary enough on the outside – but it’s packed full of special features.
Abrid of the TikTok page 46rdn showed off the cool car to his followers – claiming it was onced owned by the Prime Minister of Malaysia.
He says the motor is long wheel-based model with a six-litre V12 engine that produces 440bhp – the same used in a Rolls-Royce Phantom.
Designed to withstand attacks, its include bullet-proof windows and armoured bodyframe, a remote starting system, a fire extinguishing system, a fresh air system and secret buttons in the cup holders to control emergency sirens and loud speakers.
High security models also feature run flat tyres, with Michelin‘s PAX system allowing continuous driving at 50 mph.
Other features include paddle shifters on the steering wheel and a first-of-its-kind electronic parking brake.
The motor also includes three phones – all tucked away in various hidden places, including one inside the front CD tray.
What’s more, the backseats provide a extra luxury with air vents and a mini fridge hidden in the arm rest.
One fan in the comments said: “It’s better than new 7 series.”
And another asked: “Does it have a machine gun and bazooka fitted?”
It comes as Tesla fans joked they’ll have to “reach to the sky” as the brand’s newest model is set to include a gear selector on the ceiling.
And elsewhere Toyota have revealed two special edition high-performance versions of the new GR Yaris – complete with special rally car features.
