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Maybach 57If it's true that more is better, then too much
is just right.
Maybaching is a singular experience, whether behind the wheel or way in the
back, cocooned in leather and sipping Dom Perignon from a crystal flute while a
chauffeur works the controls up front (now that's a designated driver).
Critics are impressed with the Maybach 57's refined interior appointments. Every
visible hard surface is hand-rubbed to a deep luster, every soft surface is
creamy leather, and everything that moves does so silently and precisely.
Test drivers find that the Maybach 57 performs remarkably. Keeping in mind that
the 57 tips the scales at more than three tons, it is remarkably quick and
surprisingly agile. Its huge brakes rein in its mass with authority, and its
adjustable air suspension, which can be set from soft to sporty, works as
intended.
It ranks near the top of its class for performance.
   
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