Did you know about these? 💭🤯 Cars have been sold with built-in vacuums, espresso machines, thermal night vision, ice makers, camping tents, and even a champagne-ready hosting suite. Rolls-Royce took the idea furthest with the Boat Tail, whose butterfly-opening rear deck reveals a bespoke Hosting Suite with cocktail tables, stools, a parasol, dining equipment, and a temperature-controlled champagne refrigerator. Tesla’s Model X offers Bioweapon Defense Mode on HEPA-equipped cars, using high-volume filtration and positive cabin pressure to reduce the amount of contaminated outside air entering the cabin. Pontiac offered the Aztek with a Camping Package that included a tent attaching around the open rear of the vehicle and an inflatable air mattress, turning one of the strangest crossovers ever built into a surprisingly capable camper. Honda introduced HondaVAC on the 2014 Odyssey Touring Elite, integrating a Shop-Vac-developed vacuum, hose, filter, canister, and attachments directly into the rear cargo area. R