The 16 Most Outrageous Ways Rolls-Royce Can Customize Your Car

Beyond engineering excellence, one key strength of Rolls-Royce is customization. In 2012, 84% of Phantom customers commissioned their cars with some sort of bespoke design, and their ideas get pretty wild.

The luxury brand notes that "no request is left unexplored." Its team of designers has matched leather colors to customer lipstick, sourced wood from a tree on a buyer's estate, and found ways to pack elaborate picnic sets and wine glasses into their cars.

From the unexpected demands of wealthy buyers (Rolls-Royce doesn't like the term "crazy") to the special edition cars it makes to mark special occasions, here are some of the most outrageous ways you can have your Rolls made just for you.

One wealthy customer wanted a thermos installed in the door. Rolls-Royce had to build a special door just to crash test the design, then build another for the buyer.

Another customer commissioned this hand-crafted picnic set.

Bespoke designers had to devise a way to store wine glasses in the trunk and make sure they wouldn't break while on the road.

A Chinese buyer ordered seven sets of wheels for his car — so he would have one for each day of the week.

Pro tip: Make sure your luggage and luxury car match.

For the elegant lady on the go, opt for the built-in jewelry box.

Customers can have their initials embroidered into the head rests, or go for the slightly more restrained "RR."

Rolls offers personalized marquetry — carefully applied wood veneers to form a distinct pattern.

And if any old tree isn't good enough for you, Rolls-Royce can source the wood for your car from a tree on your estate.