This is a reupload of my original Maybach 57 and 62 video from June 2020, which has now been reworked to shorten the length, and also tidy up some errors I'd previously made regarding the wheelbase length.

In today's video, we venture into the realm of luxury cars, specifically the two revivals of the long-dormant Maybach brand that appeared in the early 2000's, the 57 and the 62. However, while these cars were the very pinnacle of affluent motoring, there were a few too many practical problems with these machines that soon rendered the Maybach marque extinct once again.

This video has not been monetised. Footage is comprised mainly from the "Maybach Story" mini-documentary produced by Daimler-Benz to coincide with the launch of the car, and is licensed by King Rose Archives - the video can be found at the following address:

   • Maybach Story  

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References:
- Daimler Benz
- Auto Trader (and their respective sources)
- Wikipedia (and its respective references)