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This was on the front page of the Detroit News today.The Maybach.Engine: 550-horsepower, 5.5-liter V-12, with twin turbochargers.Base price: $359,500. Most Maybach buyers lease or pay in cash, of course. But if Maybach offered zero percent financing and zero down, monthly payments would be $5,992 over five years. At 5.09 percent rates, monthly payments would total $6,938 over 5 years. http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosinside ... 320744.htm

when i win the lottery I'll buy one.....

i saw something about these cars a few months ago. the rear seats reclilne and a cigar humidor is an option!! sweet!

Regardless of price, it is a beautiful piece of German engineering.

adding to thathttp://www.clickondetroit.com/news/2629307/detail.htmlBuyers Can't Even Touch Super-Luxe MercedesPOSTED: 3:33 p.m. EST November 11, 2003BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. -- If you're considering the new Mercedes luxury ride, forget about a test drive -- or even touching the car. Only 70 Mercedes dealerships nationwide carry the $360,000 Maybach 62. Maybach buyers don't even have to mingle with the ordinary Mercedes shopper. The dealerships have established what they call studios to show off the new model. But the car is only there on a high-definition video screen. There are no demonstration models to test drive -- or even see firsthand. Brian Bucholtz, the Maybach manager at Mercedes-Benz of Bloomfield Hills said buyers have to put down a $50,000 deposit. Only then is the car put into production -- for delivery about six month later. By the way, sterling silver champagne goblets are an option.

comes from the daimlerchrysler...hmm...i'll pass...

HA!my co worker says the same thing about Chrysler.

is that because of reliability issues, or is there some more fundamental principle involved?I doubt if many people who drop $360K on a car worry a lot about repair bills. Insurance would cost more than any repairs it will ever need.