Sylvester Stallone decided to put his 2019 custom-built Cadillac Escalade stretch up for sale this summer, and it didn’t take him long to find a willing buyer. The tricked-out long-wheelbase SUV—which features a cabin with a business jet-style execution—was priced at $350K, and had only 1,000 miles on the odometer. Stallone reportedly paid $409,000 for it. A similar bespoke Escalade hit the market not long ago compliments of Tom Brady; it found a buyer pretty quickly.

The custom job is the work of Becker Automotive Design, a firm in Oxnard, California, that’s been in business for about three decades. The company’s tuning menu extends to armoring, but Sly’s rig appears to be strictly luxurious.

Becker Automotive added a full 20 inches to the wheelbase of the Escalade—a model which features a 116” wheelbase as standard. The Escalade ESV brings the number to 130 inches, so this particular example is stretched into what might be described as a smarter limousine: there’s plenty of room inside, but it’s a little easier to negotiate in traffic.

The design of Stallone’s Escalade features a discrete chauffeur’s section separated from the back by a wide-screen television panel, making the back very private, and very quiet. There are five seats in all, but for the sake of versatility it can be converted to a two-seat layout with abundant space. Becker’s luxurious touches include natural stone, leather, and an infotainment system that controls all aspects of creature comfort and entertainment.

Stallone’s upcoming projects include Samaritan, Little America, and The Expendables 4.