2010 Maybach 57 Sedan

Summary

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The 2010 Maybach 57 S is a RWD full-size luxury sedan powered by a 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 engine that produces 620 hp and 738 lb-ft of torque. A 5-speed automatic is the sole transmission offered. Features include bi-xenon headlamps, AIRMATIC dual control suspension, sensotronic brake control, modular roof system, parktronic park assist, keyless go, four-zone automatic climate control, heated seats, high grade fabric window curtains, 6-disc CD changer, navigation, rear refrigerator, champagne flutes, rear Bluetooth� system, trunk-mounted umbrella, electronic rear door closers, retractable 4-way adjustable tables, electric sliding curtains, active ventilated seats, 20-inch wheels and an External Communicator that with the help of a microphone system enables the driver to communicate to the outside world without lowering the windows. The Maybach 57 S is backed by a 4-year/unlimited-mile warranty.

Benefits of Driving a 2010 Maybach 57 Sedan

When it comes to Maybach, value rarely comes into the equation. With models starting at $358,000, these cars are about luxury. The base 57 and 62 feature V12 5.5L twin-turbo engines that can be upgraded to a 6.0L twin-turbo in the S models. Either way, the chauffeur can pilot a Maybach from 0-60 in less than 6 seconds. Fuel economy is 11 mpg city, 16 mpg highway. Folding tables and fabric window curtains are the kinds of standard equipment a Maybach owner can expect for his or her money.

What's new for 2010?

For 2010, there aren't many changes in the Maybach sedan (or saloon, as they call it) lineup. The 62 is still a long-wheelbase version of the 57, and there are still sportier S versions of each model. Two champagne flutes still come standard, as does a rear refrigerator. This year sees larger side mirrors fitted to all models, and Bluetooth connectivity is now available for rear seat passengers. A new Zeppelin model is also available on both the 57S and 62S, which increases power output to 631 horsepower and 739 pound-feet of torque, and adds 2-tone paint, special badges and 20-inch wheels. Also available is a 62S Landaulet, which features a retractable top over the rear seat area.

Model Strengths

Understated ultra-luxury
truly top-of-the-line comfort, ride, and power
impeccable appointments include champagne flutes and perfume atomizer

Model Review

There are four models of Maybach, two short-wheelbase and two long-wheelbase that serve as the starting point for a customer's order. All Maybachs are built to the buyer's specifications, and the options and customizations are seemingly endless.

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