Ever since Mercedes-Benz came out with the Maybach
57 and 62 models in the late 90's, the ultra-luxury saloon segment has evolved
to include the ultimate in on-board technology. Whether it's active safety
tech, connectivity or convenience, owning a brand new large luxury saloon means
riding around in a non-compromising way, be it inside a Rolls-Royce Ghost, a
Bentley Mulsanne or the latest Mercedes-Maybach.
Then there's the previous model to consider, which
is still a very in-your face type of car, especially if you get one with a
wide-body kit like this one from Fab Design.
Unfortunately, all we know about this particular
vehicle is that it's up for sale, without any price listed - which isn't all
that uncommon when it comes to luxury cars, as potential customers are
generally invited to inquire in person.
What we can tell you about it is that the wide-body
kit is made out of carbon fiber, featuring wheel arch vents, a new front apron
design and an optimized engine, with power now up to 680 horses. Torque has
also gone up from 1,000 Nm to 1,180 Nm, allowing for a
0-100 km/h time of 4.7 seconds and a top speed of 310 km/h.
