The interior of Rich Amiri’s Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 looked more like a private lounge than a car. The seats were wrapped in buttery-soft cream leather, stitched with precise diamond patterns. The cabin glowed with customizable ambient lighting that shifted between deep violet and icy blue, reflecting off glossy piano-black trim and polished metal accents. The headliner was lined in suede, and the ride was so quiet that the bass from the speakers sounded like it was floating in the air around you. A subtle fragrance of new leather and cologne filled the space.

“You make everything look better,” he said with a teasing grin before easing the car back onto the road, city lights reflecting across the windshield as the music played softly in the background.