Photo: Knight Luxury
If any of you were starting to miss reading reports about Maybach, here comes one which may or may not make you cringe. We know it made us exhale a lot of bodily noises that we can't really reproduce in writing.
The peeps from Knight Luxury aren't exactly well known in the German tuning industry, but their latest “Sir Maybach” project might fill quite a lot of headlines in the upcoming days.
In short, they took Maybach 57S and pretty much drenched it in carbon fiber, while at the same time increasing its price to “around 1 million US dollars”.
While usually we're using “drenched” as a an epithet, this time it is the real deal, as the Maybach 57S by Knight Luxury has remained with just a tiny bit of surfaces that aren't adorned with either real or faux carbon fiber.
We are talking about almost every part you can touch from the car as everything - including the rims, engine cover, air filer boxes and even parts of the seats - is now covered in the stuff.
On top of the carbon fiber trim, the project car also sports new three-piece 24-inch wheels that are also carbon-finished, while the six-liter V12 develops no less than 712 hp now, thanks in part to a new custom exhaust system with racing catalysts.
In short, they took Maybach 57S and pretty much drenched it in carbon fiber, while at the same time increasing its price to “around 1 million US dollars”.
While usually we're using “drenched” as a an epithet, this time it is the real deal, as the Maybach 57S by Knight Luxury has remained with just a tiny bit of surfaces that aren't adorned with either real or faux carbon fiber.
We are talking about almost every part you can touch from the car as everything - including the rims, engine cover, air filer boxes and even parts of the seats - is now covered in the stuff.
On top of the carbon fiber trim, the project car also sports new three-piece 24-inch wheels that are also carbon-finished, while the six-liter V12 develops no less than 712 hp now, thanks in part to a new custom exhaust system with racing catalysts.
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