10 Rare Car Accessories That Are Worth A Fortune

10 Rare Car Accessories That Are Worth A Fortune


August 28, 2025 | J. Clarke

10 Rare Car Accessories That Are Worth A Fortune


Luxury On The Move

If you thought car accessories stopped at fuzzy dice and phone holders, buckle up—you’re about to blast into the rarefied realm of ultra‑luxury add‑ons that cost more than many of us spend on rent. From diamond‑encrusted keys to stretch‑carbon fibre bodies, the rich and famous don’t just accessorize their cars—they turn them into rolling showcases of excess. 

Extra Tesla Car Seats

This accessory is exactly what it sounds like: two extra seats installed in the Tesla Model Y. At a glance, it’s practical—turning the standard five‑seater into a seven‑seater. But these seats come at a price that might make you question your life choices. You get to bring more passengers, but at the cost of trade‑offs in cabin space—they’re a tight squeeze and best suited for kids or very polite friends.

2024 Tesla Cybertruck interior a battery electric medium duty full-size pickup truckChicagoPhotographer, Shutterstock

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Extra Tesla Car Seats–Specs

Priced at around $4000, these additional seats transform the Model Y’s seating arrangement for a big chunk of change. While not earth‑shattering, the cost is hefty given that these seats are built into the car’s original configuration—you’re paying extra for convenience and that “Tesla bespoke” touch. 

Tesla debuted the mega-casting 2020 Tesla Model Y Walkaround: What's New for the Interior? | MotorTrend by MotorTrend Channel

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Matching BMW Louis Vuitton Luggage

Luxury doesn’t stop at the car—it extends to what you pack. BMW teamed up with Louis Vuitton to create travel bags that fit the i8’s trunk perfectly. Think: business case, garment bag, travel duffels crafted to the exact specs of the sport hybrid’s storage. You won’t just store your gear—you’ll display it with couture finesse. It’s the epitome of styling for the style‑obsessed car owner.

Bmw I8 CriMariordo (Mario Roberto Durán Ortiz), CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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Matching BMW Louis Vuitton Luggage–Specs

This swanky luggage set comes at about $27k, including business and travel bags, all tailored to the i8’s limited space. Essentially, you’re paying for the seamless blend of fashion and function—a functional accessory, but one dripping in designer cachet. 

Matching BMW Louis Vuitton LuggageTravel like CRAZY RICH ASIANS Louis Vuitton Luxury Travel Suitcases Set, mrvuittonrepresents

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Pagani Carbon Fibre Body

For the Pagani aficionado who already has “supercar” in their job title, why not go further? This accessory is a full carbon‑fibre body finish for the Huayra—way beyond paint or wrap. It boosts not only visual drama but also adds a 12% gain in torsional rigidity. It’s a sculptural, performance‑boosting upgrade—just one that deepens your bank account significantly.

Pagani Carbon Fibre BodyBrian Snelson from Hockley, Essex, England, Wikimedia Commons

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Pagani Carbon Fibre Body–Specs

Costing a staggering $200k, the carbon‑fibre package transforms the car’s aesthetics and chassis rigidity—making it shine and stiffen in equal measure. It’s an extreme but technically savvy accessory aimed at those who want the rare and the rigid. 

Pagani Carbon Fibre Body–SpecsPagani Utopia in exposed carbon fiber first look walk around, Haseeb Ahmed

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Koenigsegg Gold Racing Stripe

You’ve got one of the fastest cars in the world. Why not make it glitter while doing 200 mph? This accessory is about pure visual flair: a gold leaf stripe slashed across the ultra‑rare Koenigsegg Jesko—and yes, it shimmers mid‑drive.

Koenigsegg Gold Racing StripeNEW 2024 Koenigsegg Jesko Odin! 1600HP Hypercar 24CT GOLD Carbon +SOUND! Interior Exterior, Mr. Automotive

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Koenigsegg Gold Racing Stripe–Specs

For about $50k, you can opt for this gold‑leaf stripe. It’s not structural, aerodynamic, or weight beneficial—but it will certainly catch attention and screams exclusivity at high speed.

Koenigsegg Gold Racing Stripe–SpecsKoenigsegg Jesko Attack Gold plated First look in Dubai, Haseeb Ahmed

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Bugatti Veyron Fuel Cap

Even your fuel port can be elevated to billionaire status. This is no ordinary cap—it’s forged out of solid platinum and set with diamonds. Refueling becomes a ceremony, not a chore.

File:Bugatti Veyron Gas Cap EB - Ettore Bugatti.jpgBrian Snelson from Hockley, Essex, England, Wikimedia Commons

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Bugatti Veyron Fuel Cap–Specs

This ridiculously luxurious accessory will set you back around $130k. For that, you get a fuel cap that’s part jewelry, part functional hardware—a tiny bit of extravagance that’s easily missed but hard to forget.

File:Bugatti Veyron Super Sport (14519).jpgCalreyn88, Wikimedia Commons

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Porsche Luxury Leather Look

If sleek leather aesthetics win your vote, Porsche offers more than seat upgrades. You can deck out interior components—sun visors, door sills, air‑vent slats—with premium hide. It’s subtle luxury in the details.

Porsche Panamera Turbo S Executive2023 Porsche Panamera Turbo S Executive - Revs, Exterior, Interior, Frank Automotive

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Porsche Luxury Leather Look– Specs

For around $8k total—via leather sun visors, sill guards, and vent slats—you can leather‑fessional your cabin. It’s small‑scale extravagance with tactile reward.

Porsche Luxury Leather Look– SpecsNew 24 Porsche Cayenne Leather option in Black & Night Green, Derek Bonzagni Automotive enthusiast

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Rolls-Royce Night-Time View

Starlight roofs are so yesterday—Rolls‑Royce brings you fibre‑optic stars embedded in the car’s ceiling. A constellatory canopy inside the cabin makes night drives feel like planetarium shows.

Rolls-Royce Night-Time View2016 Rolls-Royce Wraith fiber optic Starlight Headliner, Javier Mota

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Rolls-Royce Night-Time View– Specs

For approximately $20k, you can brighten your roof with 1,340 fibre‑optic lights. Not the most practical upgrade—but top tier in ambiance, and prime for late‑night luxury. 

Rolls-Royce Night-Time View– Specs2016 Rolls-Royce Wraith fiber optic Starlight Headliner, Javier Mota

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Bentley Rotating Display

Why choose between analog and touchscreen interfaces when you can have both—and more? Bentley's rotating display lets you flip between touchscreen, classic analog dials, or an elegant veneer panel, depending on your mood.

Bentley Rotating Display2018 Bentley Continental GT Rotating Display, DPCcars

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Bentley Rotating Display–Specs

This chameleonic dashboard upgrade costs a whopping $67k. Technologically clever, visually theatrical, and wholly extravagant. It’s the kind of digital‑meets‑analog flex that Bentley owners live for. 

Bentley Rotating Display–Specs2018 Bentley Continental GT Rotating Display, DPCcars

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Diamond-Studded Ferrari Key

Your car key can also be a flex in its own right. Ferrari offers keys embedded with over a thousand diamonds—basically car bling popped at your fingertips.

Diamond-Studded Ferrari Key18-carat gold custom-made Ferrari key with diamonds, Planet Car News

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Diamond-Studded Ferrari Key–Specs

At about $30k, this key is less about opening doors and more about making statements. It’s a luxury dab right at the start of your drive—because why not? 

Diamond-Studded Ferrari Key–Specs18-carat gold custom-made Ferrari key with diamonds, Planet Car News

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Aston Martin Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX7 Chronograph Watch

Last but certainly not least, this watch car remote blurs the line between fashion and function. The AMVOX7 looks classy, unlocks your Aston, and even toggles headlights—talk about high‑tech horology meets car gadgetry.

Aston Martin Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX7 Chronograph WatchJaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX 7 Aston Martin Chronograph (Q194T470) Luxury Watch Review, The 1916 Company Watch Reviews

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Aston Martin Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX7–Specs

For around $33k, you get a luxury watch that’s also your car’s smart key and headlight switch. Bond moments sold separately. Great design, great utility—and another jewel for your wrist. 

Aston Martin Jaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX7–SpecsJaeger-LeCoultre AMVOX 7 Aston Martin Watch Review | aBlogtoWatch, aBlogtoWatch

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