Maybach Landaulet dimensions

We can't possibly fathom why it costs almost $1 million more than a regular old Maybach, but the quasi-convertible 2011 Maybach Landaulet can at least boast ultra exclusivity atop its opulent cab, not to mention colossal performance. Maybach Landaulet Convertible offers the following pros: Original soft-top sedan design; luxury galore; colossally comprehensive V12. Maybach Landaulet Convertible drawbacks are: Poorly disguised 10-year-old Mercedes roots; heart attack-inducing price tag.

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet is a four- or five-seat ultraluxury sedan with a retractable back soft top. Traditional features include exclusive 20-inch wheels, adaptive bi-xenon headlights, an active self-leveling suspension, power-closing doors and cargo, adaptive cruise control, 10-way performance front seatings with heat and massage, front-seat memory options, a full leather dashboard, two-person reclining back bucket seatings with heat and La-z-boy-style footrests, four-zone conditioning with active air filtration, a back beverage cooler, champagne flutes and an umbrella. Also traditional are Bluetooth connectivity (for both front and back seating), a navigator with a rearview camera, an entertainment system and a 21-speaker Bose surround-sound system with an in-dash CD player, a console-mounted Six-cd changer, radio and an optional stereo slot.

Features include granite trim, three-across seats in the rear, a partition-mounted 19-inch television display, active ventilated seatings and pretty much whatever you and your Relationship Manager can cook up. .