Page 1 of 1 MM - the legendary mark of quality defining unrivalled automotive exclusivity has acquired renewed splendour: two intersecting Ms in a spherical triangle form the insignia of Maybach Manufaktur, the new high-end luxury car brand from the DaimlerChrysler Group. After an absence of over 60 years, it was comeback time in March 2002 at the 72nd Geneva Motor Show.
The combination of cutting-edge technology and tradition has brought the Maybach luxury car brand back to life within the DaimlerChrysler Group and fuelled high expectations for the future. The celebrated name contains a sense of both homage and duty. The target today is as ambitious as ever: to develop the best cars on the market. For the second time in history, Maybach is out to set the stan-dard in the exclusive luxury car segment.
There are two variants of the Maybach to choose from. With the successor to the legendary Zeppelin, the brand is building on its tradition of creating spacious saloons. The long wheel base Maybach is 6.16 metres in length and has a 3.83-metre wheelbase. The rear passengers enjoy the opulence of individual seats, which they can adjust into a comfortable reclining position with automatically extending leg and foot supports. In the interests of entertainment and information, the rear compartment is also equipped with two flat-screen monitors, which are linked up to the standard-fitted TV receiver and DVD player.
The second Maybach variant, with a 5.72-metre-long body, sets new standards with the range of exclusive fittings it features as standard. It also includes a TV/DVD entertainment system in the rear, Dolby surround sound system, four-zone climate control and multicontour seats for all passengers.
One of the hall-marks of the Maybach is its two-tone exterior paintwork - several hundred possible combinations mean each owner can have a totally individual look. Page 1 of 1
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MM - the legendary mark of quality defining unrivalled automotive exclusivity has acquired renewed splendour: two intersecting Ms in a spherical triangle form the insignia of Maybach Manufaktur, the new high-end luxury car brand from the DaimlerChrysler Group. After an absence of over 60 years, it was comeback time in March 2002 at the 72nd Geneva Motor Show.