The King of Jordan's $620,000 bulletproof Ford Excursion limo is on the market for just $84,000

Becker Automotive Design Ford Excursion.
Prestige Auto Credit

An opulent, bulletproof Ford Excursion limo owned by King Abdullah II of Jordan has hit the market.
The limo originally cost $620,000, the selling dealer said, but it's available now for a fraction of that cost — just $84,000.
It was upfitted by Becker Automotive Design, which stretched the SUV and added in swanky features like massaging seats, built-in phones, security cameras, and a mini fridge.
A nearly $200,000 armoring package includes bulletproof windows and body panels, electrified door handles, and an air-filtration system that protects against nuclear and chemical attacks.
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If you're in the market for a vehicle that's built like a tank, has an interior fit for royalty, and costs about the same as a Toyota Land Cruiser, today may be your lucky day.

A swanky, custom-built, armored Ford Excursion limo has hit the market for just $84,000 through dealer Prestige Auto Credit. What's more, it cost more than $600,000 and was owned by the King Abdullah II of Jordan, according to the selling dealer.

The SUV's royal provenance helps to explain its nearly $200,000 in armoring upgrades, which include ballistic glass, electrified door handles, and an air-filtration system that protects against chemical, biological, or nuclear attack.

As one might expect from a vehicle owned by a monarch, the Excursion's interior isn't too shabby either, having been stretched and packed full of luxury upgrades.

Sneak a peek of the surprisingly cheap royal ride, first spotted by The Drive, below.

A luxurious, heavily armored Ford limo just hit the market, and the selling dealer says it used to belong to King Abdullah II of Jordan.

Starting its life as normal 2005 Ford Excursion, the SUV was overhauled by Becker Automotive Design, which has built custom limos for high-profile clients like Tom Brady and Sylvester Stallone.

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Although Becker declined to disclose whether it built this vehicle for the King of Jordan, the company did acknowledge it has worked with the leader in the past.

The limo originally cost its buyer $620,000, according to the selling dealer, and invoices show hundreds of thousands of dollars in upgrades. It only has 4,000 miles on it.