The iBrabus is a $447,000 Apple freak’s dream come true.  It’s a Mercedes S-Class which German auto customizer Brabus has turned into a rolling platform for all things Apple Computer.

The car has the following pre-installed as custom equipment: the Apple Mini, several iPads, a Mac display, and an iPod.  All networked wirelessly, of course, and capable of interacting with various vehicle components such as climate controls, the stereo, interior lighting, and more.  Individual headsets, seat-back monitors, and so forth complete the deal.

The actual upgrade (this term may be subjective) to this Applicious package is $61,000 over the price of the premium-packaged luxury car, bringing the complete cost of the car (with other Brabus improvements to interior and exterior) to $447,000. The improvements begin with the “standard” S-Class Mercedes that Brabus sells tuned as the SV12 R (750hp engine, 211mph top speed…)

These other improvements include a 15.2″ display in the ceiling while the Mac Mini is mounted in the trunk and controlled from screens and keyboards up front.  As Brabus so eloquently puts it, the iBrabus is truly a luxury car for iBusiness needs in today’s iWorld.

So if you have about half a mil you’d like to spend on an ultra-luxury car, here you go.  Feel free to send the difference as a finder’s fee to me.  I’d appreciate it.

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