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Here's a look inside Will Smith's swish €1.8 million two-storey tour trailer

Known as “The Heat”, there’s €20,000 worth of leather in it. Twenty. Thousand. Let’s have a look inside.
5.00pm, 19 Oct 2013
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WHEN WILL SMITH was filming hit movies such as “Men in Black 3,” “Ali,” and “The Pursuit of Happiness”, he wasn’t slumming it off the set.

In fact, the actor was quite comfortable in his one-of-a-kind, two-story trailer nicknamed “The Heat”.

The 1,200-square-foot mobile home rests on 22 wheels, features 14 TV screens, has more than €20,000 worth of leather, and up €90,000 worth of technology.

The cost for the entire trailer on steroids? A whopping €1.8 million.

But if you want to rent “The Heat” and live like Will Smith, it will only cost you €6,500 a week.

HGTV “Celebrity Motor Homes” recently went inside the luxurious trailer and showed off all of the crazy amenities. Watch the full video here.

Here's a look inside Will Smith's swish €1.8 million two-storey tour trailer
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  • Will Smith's Bus (01)

    With the touch of a button, "The Heat" turns into a double decker mansion on wheels.Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (02)

    This is the main lounge area where Will Smith hangs out with his family and co-stars.Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (03)

    It has a full kitchen with €70,000 to €150,000 worth of granite counter tops.Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (04)

    There is a lighted makeup mirror with a TV behind it.Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (05)

    The sliding doors that lead to the wardrobe area are called the "Star Trek doors".Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (06)

    This is the wardrobe/private lounge area where Smith gets into character before hitting the set.Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (07)

    There is a €20,000 bathroom which goes the full width of the trailer,Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (08)

    It even has a steam shower with glass that goes opaque with the touch of a button. Before:Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (09)

    After:Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (10)

    But wait! There's more! This is a staircase which leads to the trailer's second level.Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (11)

    Upstairs, there's a 30-person screening room with state-of-the-art technology. The space is used for watching telly and conducting business.Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (12)

    It is complete with blackout shades to shield Smith from pesky paparazzi.Source: HGTV/YouTube

  • Will Smith's Bus (13)

    The second floor of the trailer transforms by raising the roof. Eight pistons push out 2,000 pounds of pressure to raise it over 42 inches.Source: HGTV/YouTube

- Aly Weisman

All prices converted from US Dollars to Euro.

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