Take a look inside the $218 million Boeing Dreamliner private jet the new President of Mexico is selling because it's 'too lavish'

The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner is the first in a new generation of ultra-fuel-efficient wideboy airliners.

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The 787-8 is the smallest of the three Dreamliner variants and carries a list price of $239 million.

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It's powered by a pair of General Electric GEnx-1B turbofan engines and has a range of nearly 8,500 miles.

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The Mexican presidential jet was the sixth Dreamliner to be built and first flew on October 4, 2010.

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It was acquired from Boeing in 2016 and converted from an airliner to use as a VIP transport.

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It's one of a handful of Boeing Dreamliners to be have been turned into private jets.

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The plane is named after Mexican revolutionary leader and Roman Catholic priest José Ma. Morelos Y Pavón

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Naturally, the cabin of the jet is emblazed with the Presidential seal.

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You won't find traditional airline seats here. Instead, the interior has been designed for work and relaxation.

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Here's the large TV at the center of the cabin.

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Rich wood veneer abounds.

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Here is a look at a restroom on the plane complete with stone countertops.

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Here's a look inside the Dreamliner's state-of-the-art digital cockpit.

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And here is a look at the pilots' rest area.

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The aircraft will be sold off along with 60 government planes and 70 helicopters.

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