End of the line for Maybach?
#1
03-15-2010, 11:53 PM
End of the line for Maybach?
Cosmetic surgery is quite popular nowadays. In fact, even Mercedes’ luxury brand, Maybach, will be seeing a little bit of a facelift before its ultimate descent into the automobile graveyard. As the next generation of the Mercedes S class gets taken to the next level, Maybach will turn into a thing of the past, but not before getting some new grilles and LED lights on its current three models. After the Maybach’s debut at the Beijing Auto Show in April, sources say that Mercedes will let the brand slip away into darkness and bring to light the new, higher tech S class.
The new S class is said to debut in 2014 and are rumored to contain many of the features found in the F800. The technologies include:
Traffic Jam Assist: A cruise control system that accelerates and decelerates by itself and can even follow turns up to 25MPH.
Range on Map System: Shows about how far the car can travel as a 360-degree graphic.
HMI Control System: This unique technology will record the hand gestures of the driver so it can then interpret the applications the driver wants to operate.
Multi-Drive Platform: Can be fitted with either a hydrogen fuel cell or plug-in hybrid system.
Check back for more updates on the future of the Mercedes S Class.
Maybach May See the End of the Line - Top Speed
#4
03-16-2010, 10:36 AM
So if I flip someone off and shout the F-word, my car will actually pull over, undress, get into bedroom mode by putting on some soft music and .... fvck that person?
#7
03-16-2010, 11:02 AM
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Traffic Jam Assist: A cruise control system that accelerates and decelerates by itself and can even follow turns up to 25MPH.
...Maybach May See the End of the Line - Top Speed
Traffic Jam Assist: A cruise control system that accelerates and decelerates by itself and can even follow turns up to 25MPH.
...Maybach May See the End of the Line - Top Speed
Toyota has already perfected that ....
#10
03-16-2010, 03:33 PM
Yea, so has Nissan. My G37S does the same thing, but over at Infiniti it's called "Intelligent Cruise Control." Not like I ever have it activated.