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Why have a Fantasy Garage if you cant induct a fantasy? That's the question we ask this week, as we nominate the Maybach Exelero show car to the devil-may-care JFG. Cars are getting better and ...
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MOTORVISION plus on MSNMaybach Exelero vs Unimog U4000, Luxury Meets Rugged PowerA thrilling comparison of the sleek Maybach Exelero and the rugged Unimog U4000, showcasing speed vs off-road prowess.
Maybach has gone coupe crazy. Keen to throw off the conservative image that surrounds its leather-lined sedans, the upscale Mercedes-Benz offshoot has thrown its technical expertise behind this ...
The Maybach Exelero is a one-off built for German tire company Fulda. It is loud, fast, difficult to drive, vulgar--and fabulous.
The Maybach Exelero, a one-off concept unveiled in 2005, was commissioned by a tire company, and built with the chief purpose of testing its tires.
Remember the Maybach Exelero? The one-off, 700 HP, $8 million master car was built by Maybach for Fulda Tires back in 2005. Now, they're being made for the general public for just $670,000. But ...
The 6.0-liter, 700-hp twin-turbocharged V12-powered two-door has been created to promote Fulda’s newly released Carat Exelero tire, from which it takes it name.
Mercedes has created some mighty unusual concepts for the Maybach luxury brand. The Exelero high-speed test car and the Ultimate Luxury SUV sedan come to mind.
With Quincy Jones riding shotgun, Fortune's Sue Callaway straps in - and takes the sinister, sexy, $8 million Maybach Exelero for a spin. By Sue Callaway, Fortune . January 28 2007: 7:41 AM EST ...
When we first saw Mercedes-Benz 's line of Maybach ultra-luxury sedans, we were surprised at how boring they looked. They looked like fancy Mercedes-Benz S-Class sedans. Don't get us wrong ...
With Quincy Jones riding shotgun, Fortune's Sue Callaway straps in - and takes the sinister, sexy, $8 million Maybach Exelero for a spin. By Sue Callaway, Fortune . January 24 2007: 10:29 AM EST ...
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