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This is could be the end of the road for Maybach, the über-luxury marque that was re-launched by Mercedes-Benz in 2002. Mercedes' attempt to snag market share in the upper echelon of the luxury market (i.e. from Rolls-Royce and Bentley) has fallen relatively flat on its face, mostly thanks to insane pricing, relatively-dated styling, and shady Wall Street-ers losing everyone's money.
- Review Compares New Mercedes-maybach S600 To Maybach 57s
It's really sad that Maybach didn’t make it as a standalone marque and had to be relegated to a Mercedes-Benz sub-brand. As luxurious and capable as Mercedes-Maybach S-Class limousines are, they lack a certain sense of occasion, that very...
- New Mercedes-maybach S-class Oozes Of Opulence [55 Pics & Videos]
Maybach as a brand is dead, but Mercedes-Benz has resurrected the badge as an über luxury nameplate for its extra-long S-Class that will be revealed almost simultaneously at the Los Angeles and Guangzhou auto shows. Read more »...
- Anything But Ordinary: Jeremy Westerlund’s Rolls-royce Apparition
In my opinion, über-luxury sedans are a little bit staid. Yes, from an engineering standpoint they are all very impressive and the technology incorporated into them is often state-of-the-art. You have to admit, though, that very few of us would drool...
- Mercedes And Aston Martin Working Together To Save Maybach?
Mercedes-Benz finally appears to be getting its head straight in regards to the laughable Maybach brand. The Financial Times indicates that Mercedes is courting Aston Martin to help bring the Maybach name back from the brink; the plan is to allow the...
- Luxury Auto Market Share In America - May 2011
Nearly 45 out of every hundred premium brand vehicle sales in America in May occurred in Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi dealerships. Excluding expensive vehicles which wear mainstream badges - cars like the Chevrolet Corvette, Nissan GT-R, and Hyundai Equus...
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Last Call for an Overpriced, Outdated S-Class: Maybach Might be Shuttered, After All
This is could be the end of the road for Maybach, the über-luxury marque that was re-launched by Mercedes-Benz in 2002. Mercedes' attempt to snag market share in the upper echelon of the luxury market (i.e. from Rolls-Royce and Bentley) has fallen relatively flat on its face, mostly thanks to insane pricing, relatively-dated styling, and shady Wall Street-ers losing everyone's money.
Admittedly, the Landaulet is pretty unique, but why anyone would end up paying almost $1.4 million for a stretched, previous-generation S-Class with a cloth top and a 5-speed automatic transmission is beyond me.
- Review Compares New Mercedes-maybach S600 To Maybach 57s
It's really sad that Maybach didn’t make it as a standalone marque and had to be relegated to a Mercedes-Benz sub-brand. As luxurious and capable as Mercedes-Maybach S-Class limousines are, they lack a certain sense of occasion, that very...
- New Mercedes-maybach S-class Oozes Of Opulence [55 Pics & Videos]
Maybach as a brand is dead, but Mercedes-Benz has resurrected the badge as an über luxury nameplate for its extra-long S-Class that will be revealed almost simultaneously at the Los Angeles and Guangzhou auto shows. Read more »...
- Anything But Ordinary: Jeremy Westerlund’s Rolls-royce Apparition
In my opinion, über-luxury sedans are a little bit staid. Yes, from an engineering standpoint they are all very impressive and the technology incorporated into them is often state-of-the-art. You have to admit, though, that very few of us would drool...
- Mercedes And Aston Martin Working Together To Save Maybach?
Mercedes-Benz finally appears to be getting its head straight in regards to the laughable Maybach brand. The Financial Times indicates that Mercedes is courting Aston Martin to help bring the Maybach name back from the brink; the plan is to allow the...
- Luxury Auto Market Share In America - May 2011
Nearly 45 out of every hundred premium brand vehicle sales in America in May occurred in Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi dealerships. Excluding expensive vehicles which wear mainstream badges - cars like the Chevrolet Corvette, Nissan GT-R, and Hyundai Equus...