Mercedes Maybach S680 Review: Luxury, V12 Power, and Hidden Logos
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In this review of the Mercedes Maybach S680 by Doug DeMuro, we are introduced to a car that exudes luxury and opulence at every turn. Priced at around $250,000, this V12 powerhouse is a direct competitor to the crème de la crème from Rolls-Royce and Bentley. The Maybach S680 is not just a mere extension of the Mercedes S-Class; it is a statement of wealth and extravagance, with its extended length providing ample space for rear seat passengers to revel in comfort.
One of the standout features of the Maybach S680 is its attention to detail, from the hidden Maybach logos on the wheels to the illuminated door handles that greet you upon unlocking. The rear of the car is a haven for those seeking the ultimate in luxury, with pillows adorned with the Maybach logo, heated and cooled cup holders, and even a built-in refrigerator. The rear seats are not just seats; they are thrones of comfort, with massaging functions and a deployable footrest for that extra touch of relaxation.
Moving to the front of the Maybach S680, the driver is not left wanting in terms of luxury. From the leather-wrapped steering wheel with piano black trim to the Maybach logo headrest pillows, every detail exudes sophistication. The infotainment system even gets into the festive spirit with a winter-themed display, adding a touch of whimsy to the overall experience. Overall, the Mercedes Maybach S680 is a testament to luxury and refinement, a car that caters to those who demand nothing but the best in life.
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