Earlier this week, we talked about Will Smith's massive $5 million two-story motorhome, "The Heat," which recently became available for public overnight rentals. It's an absolutely staggering piece of automotive real estate, but it turns out the Fresh Prince isn't the only Hollywood heavyweight with a rig hiding in the Texas hill country.For years, an incredible 1,200-square-foot luxury motorhome known as "The Aspen" rolled across the globe exclusively for Fast and Furious star Vin Diesel. It served as his private, mobile sanctuary on massive movie sets, traveling everywhere from Puerto Rico to Canada.Now, the vehicle—valued at roughly $2 million—is permanently parked, and anyone can rent it for a weekend getaway.$2 Million, But You Can Get This All for $400Just like Smith's rig, The Aspen was custom-built by the legendary Anderson Mobile Estates. In the early 2000s, the Anderson family essentially invented the two-story luxury celebrity coach, designing private, yacht-like sanctuaries for A-listers to use while filming on location.AdvertisementAdvertisementThe Aspen (which was previously known as "The Comfy Cabin") features Anderson's proprietary pop-up roof system. At the push of a button, massive hydraulics lift the roof to create an entire second floor in seconds, expanding the total living space to a staggering 1,200 square feet.A deep dive into the interior reveals exactly what a multi-million-dollar budget buys you in the custom motorhome market. The lower level is dedicated exclusively to entertaining and living space, wrapped in dark hardwood floors and light wood paneling to give it a true cabin feel. Forget standard RV appliances; this rig is outfitted with a massive Viking refrigerator, a full oven and stove, and a wrap-around marble countertop.The main front lounge is built for relaxation, featuring dual matching sofas, a large-screen TV, and a premium sound bar. If you need to pass the time between takes, the rear lounge functions as a private office that can be separated by a thick velvet curtain—and it even features a built-in indoor putting green where high-stakes tournaments were reportedly hosted.Moving upstairs requires passing through a mid-floor luxury bathroom that rivals any five-star hotel, featuring mosaic floor tiles, chrome fixtures, and a gigantic shower completely lined with Carrara marble.The expansive second floor houses a private master bedroom with a king-size bed, a wardrobe, and ample walking space. Because Diesel frequently brought his family on location, the upstairs originally featured a netted children's playroom full of pillows, which has since been converted into a cozy bunk-bed sleeping area.AdvertisementAdvertisementWhen it was built, the rig was also outfitted with roughly $70,000 worth of technology, including 3D TVs and a state-of-the-art 360-degree surveillance system to ensure total privacy.Recently, Anderson Mobile Estates gathered several of their most iconic celebrity builds and parked them at the 7744 Ranch, a highly exclusive glamping resort located in Austin, Texas.While it originally cost millions to construct, staying in Vin Diesel's former sanctuary is surprisingly attainable. According to pricing details, nightly rates at the 7744 Ranch generally range between $400 and $850, depending on the specific unit and the time of year.Considering the rig comfortably sleeps four adults and sits on a property featuring a sauna, an outdoor dining area, and a koi pond, it is essentially the price of a standard downtown Austin hotel room—but with way more horsepower history. Located just outside the city, it might just be the ultimate automotive weekend getaway.