The MOST Luxurious Car in the World...

Thank you for getting back to reviewing affordable items for the masses 😂

The fact that the fridge door isn’t motorized and doesn’t have rgb is definitely a dealbreaker for me

So is this the car you unlock when you beat all the side quests in life?

Its making me happy that the tech giants like unbox therapy and mkbhd are doing more car content to appreciate the technology and the time that was put in the development of these cars..

The Maybach looks futuristic yet classy at the same time, a nice blend imo

It’s like a sort of portable plane only on wheels with the first class seat attachment

this was the BEST Maybach review ever! very sick editing holy f that was sick

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The only thing stopping me from buying a Maybach is that it's fridge doesn't have RGB

This car is absolutely incredible. I mean it has luxury features I can't even think of like the door closing trick.

I think you should have chosen a V12 engine, that would be super smooth. There used to be a S600 that was truly awesome and I think they did a version with a longer wheelbase. You can’t really find much better than these, the downside is after being in one of these everything else seems cheap.

Well done guys. That was a hell of a work of filming and editing. Beautiful.

This review is a cinematic masterpiece 🔥

Expensive but definitely worth every penny. Everything seems to have been perfectly thought out.

Nobody could have described a Maybach the way Lew does it so elegantly. Bravo! 👏🏼

Nice trip. It was 1998 when I first heard the name "Maybach" used on a car as opposed to an aircraft engine. I was hired to manage the production of an industrial documentary motion picture (not video) on the first-gen mini-limousine, the Model 57. The German production company shipped a pre-production vehicle to Miami, Florida in order to shoot film against our gorgeous water views and puffy cumulus clouds. That damned car refused to work as planned. The entire trunk was taken up with a bunch of computers, terminals, test equipment and tools. It drove beautifully--when it started. We had to tow it using a low-boy trailer in several shots. We got to shut down the Rickenbacker Causeway in order to accomplish the aerial shots using a helicopter, and then using the police to escort that beast to make a U-turn. There was a complete platoon of technicians sent from Germany that were in charge of every detail: the leather guys, the wood paneling guys, the paint and exterior guys, the lighting guys, the engine guys, the electronics guys. There were almost as many guys who were sent to make that car work as there were people on the film crew. Fortunately, all of the footage that was shot was MOS--silent footage, no sound. I'm sure that the audio tracks would have been ruined by shouted expletives whenever some part would fail. Loved the way the light controls for the the roof, the champagne cooler and the footrests worked. It took another year for them to work out the kinks in this car.

This is the way car reviews are meant to be reminiscent of the original top gear trio! Love it keep up the amazing car reviews!!!!!!!

I'm proud to be part of its design. Especially when our customer's feel it.

I've seen this exact car around Toronto a couple of times this summer. It is a treat to see each time.

i remember when i was working for Mercedes in the Alabama plant and they had these being made in the room next door for the C class it was really a treat to sit in and drive. Did not know they were in this price range