Category Archives: Mercedes-Maybach

2018 Mercedes-Maybach S650 Cabriolet

All New Mercedes-Maybach Convertible Coming At You

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2018 Mercedes-Maybach S650 Cabriolet Debut

Mercedes-Maybach just teased its second new vehicle in in three months. First, we were introduced, quite unexpectedly, to the 2019 Mercedes-Maybach Vision 6 with gullwing doors and an electric motor that could rip the moon in half. This car will probably never make it to production, but that isn’t the case for the newest reveal, the 2018 Mercedes-Maybach S650 Cabriolet. We can only speculate what it will be made of, but based on the 21-second teaser offered by Mercedes-Benz, the release date will be November 16th, 2016 in Los Angeles. Read the rest of this entry >>

Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Gullwing Doors

See With Your Eyes, Not With Your Hands

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Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Picture Gallery

The Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 has finally been unveiled and with it come pictures and pictures and more pictures. Take a look at the future of automotive luxury in this gallery. The car is completely electric, features 738 SAE horsepower, and can travel 200 miles on a full charge. Honestly though, because of the way it looks we don’t care about any of that. Read the rest of this entry >>

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Mercedes-Benz Whensday: The Birth of an Icon

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Where did the name Mercedes come from?

Mercedes-Benz has a very complicated history that involves a lot of collaboration and a lot of name changes. Even today, the company is trigger-happy on changing names. For example, the GLK-Class just became the GLC, the GL-Class is turning into the GLS, and the M-Class is dead to the GLE. To figure out where all this nonsense comes from, we travel all the way back to 1902 when Mercedes-Benz received its first name change. If you are already a Mercedes-Benz enthusiast, you are probably familiar with names like Daimler, Benz, and Maybach, but where did the name Mercedes come from?

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