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Recognize this spectacular S Class interior and dash panel?
I came across this stunning interior while doing a Google search on S Class interiors. This is the only pic I have seen of this seat upholstery. Does anyone know what models or year this was offered on? Could it be a Maybach only interior? Same question with the dashed lines on the black wood.
I thinks its the MBZ S class, not the Maybach. As far as I remember, Maybachs had the Maybach emblem embossed on the center console lid, which is not visible in the picture. MBZ did offer an upgraded leather interior option that had embossed leather on the center console lid and the dashboard. If I remember correctly, it only came in two light colors. Black Piano Lacquer trim with lines was available since this generation S class (W222) was introduced. I believe its also available on the upcoming new S class as well.
A guy at a Mercedes dealer told me the interior was a super rare option that cost about $10,000 new. Would love to know the name if anyone knows or even if anyone has seen it. He said the wood was "flowing lines wood" but a google image search found a lot of lined wood in either Mahogany or piano black but I did not see any with the dotted lines.
I came across this stunning interior while doing a Google search on S Class interiors. This is the only pic I have seen of this seat upholstery. Does anyone know what models or year this was offered on? Could it be a Maybach only interior? Same question with the dashed lines on the black wood.
That is called "Flowing Lines", which is laid on top of the piano black panels. It was offered a la carte, separate from the leather options or any other options.
H16 designo Black Piano Lacquer Flowing Lines
Option Price: $1300
There's a 2019 Maybach S650 on Autotrader that has this leather interior option; definitely a beauty.
In regards to the flowing lines panels, that was a (more common) option; in the picture, I don't think there's a "dashed" version, it just looks dashed due to the resolution of the picture.
Above the cup holder it probably says "Disigno" not Maybach. The "Designo" leather was an upgraded leather. The car pictured most definitely had Designo leather.
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