A BENTLEY Mulsanne once used by King Charles' protection officers is up for sale for £75k.
The Monarch himself drove in the swish motor - which has an amazing selection of hidden features.
The Bentley was a special operations model made for the Royal Household.
The interiors are finished in a dark sapphire colour, with leather upholstery.
It also has some rather unusual bonus features.
It has built-in picnic tables perfect for lunch on the go.
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The front seats and rear seats are heated, and have a memory to save your favourite seating position.
Rear and side blinds help keep any passenger hidden from view.
Some of the higher tech specs include satellite navigation, a built-in television, Bluetooth and radio.
Cruise control, keyless start, soft close doors and rain sensing wipers are also a standard on the royal vehicle.
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The Bentley can be all yours for a price of £74,900 from John Holland Sales via Autotrader.co.uk.
Last year, The Sun unveiled the incredible collection of Danish royal cars, including a classic Rolls-Royce nicknamed "Big Crown".
Also on hand for posh dos are three eight-seat Daimler limousines, one of which is known as 'Crown 1.'
Its number plate is simply a picture of a crown with a number 1 next to it, all in black.
But it isn't all gas-guzzling classics - the Danish royal family has made an effort to go Green too.
It recently took on a VW ID.3 electric car which is known as 'Crown 18.'
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