FEAST your eyes on the £500K coin-covered Range Rover that could be the world’s most blinged-out car. Despite being covered in an incredible half-ton of silver, zinc and copper coins the British-designed SUV is still capable of beating the UK speed-limit with a top-speed of 75 miles-per-hour. The 57,412 coins have been glued to the Dubai-registered four-wheel-drive and each is worth up to two-pounds-each, which could cause its driver to lose a small-fortune in change if he or she drives over a speed-bump too quickly. However, the car’s owner, Dubai sales manager Ali Hassan Gharib, 29, insists that his technique for gluing the coins is so good he’ll never be left short changed by his coin-covered car.
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