In 2002, the brand Maybach returned to the car industry. The former ultra-luxury vehicle was back on the market aiming directly to Rolls-Royce and Bentley, but with more technology displayed. In 2009, the German car-maker introduced a new version for its already known Maybach 57 model: the 57 Zeppelin. It was a tribute for the former air-ship glory that traveled across the Atlantic Ocean, eq...
full description and technical specificationsThe 57 S model was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 2005 as a special enhanced version of the previously released "regular" model. The car was tweaked to the extent of exaggeration with the introduction of a grand AMG hand-built 6.0L V12 plant with power and torque outputs of 603 hp and 1000 Nm. Acceleration to 62 mph is done on the 5 second realm while top speed has been increase...
full description and technical specificationsIn 2002, the brand Maybach returned to the car industry. The former ultra-luxury vehicle was back on the market aiming directly to Rolls-Royce and Bentley, but with more technology displayed. While Rolls-Royce and Bentley used to build very expensive cars for rich and, usually, older buyers, Maybach was built for the young guns. Rich buyers from the younger generation. Unlike the other two, t...
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