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The New Maybach Zeppelin Set To Debut At The Geneva Motor Show This March |
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While as of late, some of you may spend your time worrying about trivial
things, such as the fact that the value of what you once considered to be
a well diversified portfolio has since evaporated into seemingly thin air,
the truth of the matter is that for some, the word recession simply isn't
part of their vocabulary. Of course, it may have something to do with the
fact that the money that you thought you once had somehow managed to
migrate into their pockets, but let's forget about that, shall we? For
this group of recession-proof individuals, it's time to shop, because
let's be honest – what else is there to do after running your multi-
billion dollar corporation into the ground and taking a lucrative
compensation package?
To you, my greedy elitist friends, may I present the Maybach Zeppelin – a
reincarnation of the classic Maybach Zeppelin that's set to debut at the
Geneva Motor Show this March. It's features are abundant. Built on
either the Maybach 57 S or the long-wheelbase 62 S, the Maybach Zeppelin
is the most powerful Maybach built. In both lengths, the Zeppelin is
powered by a 6.0 litre V12 biturbo engine, which now delivers 471 kW/640
hp (an additional 28 hp) and a peak torque of 1000 Newton metres. Read more
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