Mercedes Makes a Move to Maybach With a GLS and an S-Class
But do the pair come across as Maybachs or mere Mercedes? And does it even matter?
By Mark Vaughn
Maybach is back again, with a version of the Mercedes GLS SUV and a new S-Class.
The all-new Maybach SUV is based on the Mercedes GLS.
Note the Maybach-exclusive grille with vertical louvres.
Note also the standing Mercedes-Benz star on hood.
The interior of the GLS will make your chauffeur happy.
The rear seats will make you and at least one concubine happy.
Two-tone paint was a hit.
From either angle.
The Mercedes-Maybach S 580 4MATIC Sedan.
This version looks less Mercedes and more Maybach, maybe.
Your property goes to the ridgeline.
The Maybach Ms illuminate at night.
All the interior amenities found on the Mercedes S-Class are present on the Maybach.
Rear seats fit for a king and queen.
The champagne flutes are lathed from sterling silver and cost $800 each.
They fit into spill-proof stem-holders. There's a refrigerator in back.
It looks long.
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