The foundation of the project is a 2020 Ford F-450 Platinum, already excessively large in its standard version, but designers extended the chassis and body, added two extra doors and another row of seats. The result is a vehicle capable of carrying up to 11 passengers, with a luxurious interior that includes electrically adjustable seats, screens for the rear bench, and additional air conditioning systems, reports carscoops.com. Although it remains functional for transport, its enormous dimensions make it impractical for city driving, even on America's wide streets. It is ideal for special purposes, of which there is no shortage in the U.S. Under the hood lies a 6.7-liter PowerStroke V8 diesel engine with twin-turbo upgrades and customized components, delivering power significantly exceeding the standard version's 475 horsepower. The suspension is fully adjustable, allowing changes in height per axle, while the vehicle stands on impressive 46-inch tires that can be swapped for smaller ones for everyday use. The vehicle has three fuel tanks with a total capacity of about 700 liters. On one hand, this makes refueling extremely expensive—around $1,038 per "tank," based on the average U.S. diesel price of $5.60 per gallon—and on the other, it turns it into an extreme fuel consumer, as if it were a jet aircraft. The creation of this "monster" cost nearly $500,000, and it was offered on eBay with a starting price of $399,900. The auction has ended, and a new owner has already been found.