S-Class (W223) [Official] Mercedes-Maybach S-Class (Z223)

[GTA45E]

Mono-Block wheels on the new Maybach, a big no-no for me.
Too 80s early 90s.

 

[dalab]

Being mostly an elongated S-class, I think that what they did with the details to differentiate it was very good and the monoblock wheels are, together with the "chrome" pillar, its biggest differentials to its most unique personality, I love the wheels and the presence that they give it, although those front chrome grilles on the lower bumper still seem like something to keep rats or cockroaches out, at least in the photos

 

[hoffmeister_fan]

Mono-Block wheels on the new Maybach, a big no-no for me.
Too 80s early 90s.

I don't mind the monoblocks without the exposed lugnuts, but the multi-spokes just looks so right on the Maybach.

 

[stenny36]

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Checkout this one-off stylized review of the Mercedes-Maybach S580 from India by Hani Musthafa

 

[J.E]

More of the nautical blue metallic Maybach S680

@pedroagomercedes

 

[hannaz]

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[Merc1]

Sounds like a diesel with the hood up.

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[Serpens]

Well I know what market these concepts are supposed to appeal to. Too much for me personally.

 

[Mick Briesgau]

Well I know what market these concepts are supposed to appeal to. Too much for me personally.

I like the two tone blue-kalahari gold (not the blue rims) and the cloth used in it's interior. The interior as such is a overdone indeed, however, my Jack-Russel terrier would love to take a nap on that flush high pile carpet though.

 

[dalab]

This is excellent, it looks like the inside of a Louis Vuitton suitcase, but I love it, I applaud the creativity
And this photo "on the moon" is a joy;

 

[dalab]

I am seeing many comparisons in Korean videos of the new Genesis LWB against the Maybach LWB, they are very cheeky in putting them side by side, but the Korean is a carbon copy of the German, and there is no denying that for $150,000 less (I guess), they will sell tons of them

 

[S600]

How much do you think the Maybach costs? It starts at 169,000€ in Germany and 185,000$ in the USA.
150,000$ less is going to be tough.
The LWB G90 starts at about 131,000$ in South Korea.

 

[dalab]

How much do you think the Maybach costs? It starts at 169,000€ in Germany and 185,000$ in the USA.
150,000$ less is going to be tough.
The LWB G90 starts at about 131,000$ in South Korea.

Crazy, I was very lost then, the Koreans are more daring than I thought, who could even consider it with that "small" price difference?, well I don't know, it really costs me even to put myself in the head of someone who only wants to travel back and how much would I spend on that

 

[Mr. Mercedes]

I've always felt that collaboration with high end design houses was a massive untapped market opportunity.

I like aspects of it, such as the use of the fabric in certain areas, and hate others, such as the studs.

 

[Rolf]

Except for those blue wheels, I like the rest of the car including the interior. Nice tartan cloth pattern, fur carpet, white leather and the rose gold trim with white wood.

 

[hannaz]

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