Maybach Excelero - 218mph the Best Batmobile ever.

This car has got to be the most outrageously designed exotic, uber-luxo automobile in decades. Maybach set out to run with a Ferrari Enzo in top speed (218), Porsche GT3 in acceleration (4.4 to 62mph) but they did it with this huge black bling boat of a car.
They used it as a test car for Fulda tires (315/25 ZR23). Just to prove that you could run on them up to 218 with a that weighs just over 2.66 tons. 20 feet long too. Designed by a 24-year-old designer named Fredrik Burchhardt.
Check out the pictures at: http://www.automobilemag.com/photo_gallery/0508_maybach_exelero/
What do you think? Put it in the next Batman movie? Certainly it needs to at least be in a rap video.
They used it as a test car for Fulda tires (315/25 ZR23). Just to prove that you could run on them up to 218 with a that weighs just over 2.66 tons. 20 feet long too. Designed by a 24-year-old designer named Fredrik Burchhardt.
Check out the pictures at: http://www.automobilemag.com/photo_gallery/0508_maybach_exelero/
What do you think? Put it in the next Batman movie? Certainly it needs to at least be in a rap video.
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The only thing or part of it I would want to see is the bold grille design, on a future Maybach.
M
I think it is reminiscent of the 1938 Phantom Corsair, which to me was a beautiful, if only a fantasy.
Also, I think it has some really killer 23" rims.
Maybe it is just an acquired taste.
You see, I want Maybach to come out of the closet and start making cars that aren't rebadged S-Classes.
i wonder if the acceptance of only my driver's license would be enough to "test drive" it, or would they want proof of insurance and call my bank to make sure that my balance was nine digits to the left of the decimal?
Still not sure why a few on Ebay are lemon law buy backs. Not a good sign. So, how far down in price will they go before it makes sense to buy and keep? Kind of like a seventies 600 SWB. There was a moment when they were a good deal. But, then there's the servicing, those pesky hydraulic shocks..........so what are, or will be the issues with the Maybach? If the navigation system seems to be a problem, does that influence other mechanical components within the car? I can live without a map, I can't live with goofy electrical problems.
i've noticed the "regular" maybach re-sale value has made them more affordable.
i thought with the wide wheel base, the large tires, hydraulic shocks and being so low to the ground (citroen sm and ds, mercedes 450sel 6.9) that it would be an xlnt ride (the luxury lowrider)...
THIS is what i meant by "in awe of this machine"...
there are only three sites i've found on the net that show this car in action.
if you're interested i'll send them to you.
maiming