Mercedes S600 Maybach
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Mosdef said:
There are a few around in the West End and they are eye catching but not necessarily in an appealing way.
There's no doubt, they look expensive but as said above, they look a bit crass and have some similarity in profile to a LWB Rover 75, just with more shiny bits!
The Rover 75 is surely the previous Maybach rather than the current one which is an extra fancy S-ClassThere's no doubt, they look expensive but as said above, they look a bit crass and have some similarity in profile to a LWB Rover 75, just with more shiny bits!
BigBen said:
Mosdef said:
There are a few around in the West End and they are eye catching but not necessarily in an appealing way.
There's no doubt, they look expensive but as said above, they look a bit crass and have some similarity in profile to a LWB Rover 75, just with more shiny bits!
The Rover 75 is surely the previous Maybach rather than the current one which is an extra fancy S-ClassThere's no doubt, they look expensive but as said above, they look a bit crass and have some similarity in profile to a LWB Rover 75, just with more shiny bits!
Think that Maybach 62 may belong to one of the Jackson sisters , saw a Zeppelin a few years ago pull up outside Jack Barclays - couldn't make out which sister got out of it.
Bit of a fan of the 62 , problem was when it was launched Merc. went for two tone paint and small wheels / tacky alloys. With the 's' alloys they look well .
The armour plated S600 Maybach at Mayfair prestige is in black and with very plain and small alloys / wheels - looks a bit like a hatchback S Class.
Bit of a fan of the 62 , problem was when it was launched Merc. went for two tone paint and small wheels / tacky alloys. With the 's' alloys they look well .
The armour plated S600 Maybach at Mayfair prestige is in black and with very plain and small alloys / wheels - looks a bit like a hatchback S Class.
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