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Mercedes Maybach Vision Ultimate Luxury (Schuco) 1:43

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Mercedes Maybach Ultimate Luxury (Schuco) 1:43

At the Beijing Motor Show in April 2018, Mercedes-Benz introduced a strange concept car, under the ultra-luxury Maybach name. The Vision Ultimate Luxury looks like a huge three-box sedan, resting on 24-inch wheels and as high as a large SUV. Electric motors in each wheel make it a 500 hp 4WD model. Mercedes-Benz ultimately did not dare to make it a series-produced car.

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Maybach SW 38/42 ponton convertible Spohn 1950 (Avenue 43) 1:43

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Maybach SW 38/42 1950 (Avenue 43) 1:43

Maybach had a first life from 1909 to 1940 and began to produce automobiles in 1921. This cabriolet was based on a 1938 Maybach SW 38. Spohn designed this ponton-bodied model in 1950, with fully-integrated fenders. The original 3.8-litre is replaced here by a 4.2-litre.

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Maybach SW38 Spohn 1938 (Esval) 1:43

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Maybach SW38 Spohn 1938 (Esval) 1:43

Maybach is Mercedes’s ultra-luxury brand and produced cars between 2005 and 2012. Initially, this manufacturer was founded in 1921 by Wilhelm Maybach, who died in 1929. His son, Karl, took over and launched, in 1935, the SW35 equipped with a 3.5-litre 6-cylinder, followed by this 3.8-litre SW38 from 1936. This convertible version was designed in 1938 by the German coachbuilder Spohn.

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Brabus 900 (Minichamps) 1:43

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Brabus 900 black (Minichamps) 1:43

This high-performance aftermarket tuning company, specialized in Mercedes models, was founded in 1977. Brabus based the 900 on the high-end Maybach version of the W222 S-Class, with an extended wheelbase and even more features than other trim levels, launched by Mercedes-Benz in 2013. The V12 is increased from 630 to 900 hp. This model car in resin is numbered and limited to 300 units.

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Maybach 38 SW (NEO) 1:43

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Maybach 38 SW silver (NEO) 1:43

Resurrected between 2002 and 2012, this upmarket German brand had a first life from 1909 to 1940. In the 1930s, the new motorways in Germany encouraged car manufacturers to work on aerodynamics. This prototype, designed for testing high-performance tyres (for a short time, because of WWII), was made in 1939. Thanks to its drag coefficient (0.25), its maximum speed could exceed 200 km/h.

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Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet (Schuco) 1:43

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Mercedes-Maybach G650 white (Schuco) 1:43

Introduced in March 2017 in Geneva, this G-Class was the culmination of the career of the famous Mercedes SUV, launched in 1979 and replaced in 2018. This G650 receives the name Maybach, associated to luxury Mercedes models. Limited to 99 units, this version is based on a stretched wheelbase, turned into a landaulet (with a convertible rear part) and receives a 630 hp twin-turbo V12.

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Maybach Zeppelin DS8 (Minichamps) 1:43

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Maybach Zeppelin DS8 (Minichamps) 1:43

Firstly an engine manufacturer, including for the Zeppelin airship, this prestigious German brand started to produce cars in 1921. This model, Maybach’s most extravagant car, was a tribute to Zeppelin. In 1930, this sumptuous DS8 replaced the 1928 Zeppelin DS7. At the same time, the 7-litre V12 (150 hp) gave way to an 8-litre (200 hp).

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