Jason B

A quick look at the car in black.

http://celebritiezcarz.com/floyd-may...-maybach-s600/

hyperion667

I make it a point to NOT give a fawk about what 'celebrities' are doing, know what I mean?

ajm0623

hahaha. me either! my dealer just got one in.

ajm0623

and i told him, "too bad he didn't have it last month when i bought my (plebeian) normal s550 otherwise i would have purchased the maybach!" as if.

Mitch Alsup

Worst music ever----------really!

equetefue

Saw the delivery of one this past saturday while getting some recalls done. First one in Orlando. it was fully optioned out.

Jason B

I like the wheels shown in the video for some reason and I'm not sure why.

ajm0623

i dont know - looks a little ,,, cramped?

Streamliner

I am madly in love with the 20" "Maybach Exclusive" wheels. That said, I don't understand MB. You would think that they would go overboard trying to make this car ride as smoothly & quietly as any MB ever made, but then they don't even offer 18" wheels. Those 20's, with RFT cannot be giving that car a smooth, quiet ride like a Rolls, especially over anything other than a ribbon smooth road. All that said, I want one!

Jason B

We agree again Or get those wheels for you 550, not in a run RFT. Might be love all over again.

Streamliner

In 1978, I had a new BMW 750il that came with a similar looking wheel. Those were my all time favorite wheels, until I saw these on the Maybach! Maybe a set will show up on Craigslist. Yeah, right.

BklynMarc

Here's a hypothetical: if a set were available (and assuming all the other necessary information -- good price, pristine condition, location, etc.), would you seriously consider putting them on your S550?

In order not to defeat the question, you cannot change that they are 20" and assume that they will ride a bit harsher than your current setup.

Streamliner

That's a tough one. In my case, probably not. The fact of the matter is that I'm not in love with the exterior of the 222 as it is. The wheels would look great, but in the end, I would probably stick with the 18's and the cushier ride. I guess the best of all worlds would be to mount Serenity Plus tires on the 20's and try them out, but that's never going to happen without a ton of trouble & expense, so I'll just stick with what I have.

BklynMarc

I respect that. You've always stressed the comfort aspect and this is true to form. But I also respect that recognize beautiful design (in the wheel), even if you're not thrilled by the rest of the 222. All valid points.