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รีวิวโพสต์ mercedes maybach boat
The extended, round „boat tail“ format of the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Cabriolet‘s rear recalls a luxury yacht! Via @mercedesbenz @mercedesbenzind #MercedesMaybach #Mercedes #Maybach #VisionCar #MaybachCabriolet #Cabriolet #MBdesign #design #vision #ultimate #luxury https://t.co/7WeOZUAJzH
Mercedes-Maybach 6 Cabriolet, a near 20-foot long all-electric coupe, complete with its “boat tail” and 24-inch wheels. Cabriolet is a land speedboat and it still only has two seats. https://t.co/yrDn3Bb3rD
A white on white 2018 Mercedes Benz Maybach?! Shout out Yachty, but that ain't no lil boat!!!! @LilYachty we see you!!! 🔥🔥🔥 https://t.co/3DRaljB1QB
This is the Mercedes-Maybach Vision 6 Cabriolet, an all-electric convertible concept car. It has an ultra-long hood and a boat-like tail. The interior is even more stunning. #innovation #design https://t.co/NMm096BBXl
After seeing the new RR Boat Tail, I think it’s only right I made this comparison. Which one would you prefer if you got the chance to own one and why? •Rolls Royce Boat Tail • Mercedes Maybach Vision 6 https://t.co/1zWfWA2Unw
Bruh they dont even sell these yet and Drake got the two colors they made 😂 https://t.co/Vcg3OuK7zC
The Maybach Vision 6 Cabriolet combines the adventure of a boat with the luxury of a Mercedes https://t.co/WBt9ODa2wR
The tail of this Mercedes-Maybach curves down like a boat https://t.co/sSLBf2QGw1
Parlons bif, oseille, bif : parlons peu This photo is the definition of luxury. #maybach #mercedes #yacht #boat #... http://t.co/dVw8gJgab2
This all-electric Mercedes Maybach is designed to look and feel like a boat https://t.co/oIHv95GE2O
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What car does the India's richest man Mukesh Ambani drive?
1.Mercedes-Maybach Benz S660 Gaurd-11.50 crore Rs. 2.Armoured BMW 760 Li-8.50 crore Rs. 3.Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe-7.60 crore Rs. 4.Mercedes Mayback 62–5.15 crore Rs. 5.Bentley Bentayga-3.85 crore Rs. Car Parking AIR CARS 1.A 319 Private Jet-300 crore Rs 2.Helicopter-15 million Dollars. WATER CARS 1.House boat(yacht)-1 Billion Dollars.Like this Many. EARTH CAR(House). Antilia with different angels: Some interesting interiors . Helipad: Mukesh Ambani an Indian pride and one of the richest person on this planet. THANK YOU FOR YOUR UPVOTES With Love …….. …………………………Kumar Ummareddy.
What are not-thought-of examples of services wealthy people would purchase? Example: clean bottom of boat
Depends on how wealthy you are, millionaires are wealthy, but they do not spend the way multi millionaires and billionaires do. The man that once owned Grey Goose Vodka, before he sold it to Bacardi Rum for 2.4 billion dollars, was already very rich. He was the sole distributor for Jägermeister and to see how this rich man lived, he had 3 estates in the US. 5 penthouse apartments in Manhattan, an estate in South America, owned an island in the pacific, had 5 nurses on his staff and 5 E M Ts as well, 3 chefs one for each of his U S estates, owned 3 Mercedes Maybachs. Had cigars made in Cuba, then sent to Switzerland, and had his own cigar ring and cellophane put on the cigars, and boxed up in boxes of 100 at a cost of $35 a cigar. Had 10 pros on the golf circuit that were paid to advertise the Jägermeister brand. Had many Jägermeister Girls that toured the country to do promotions for Jägermeister. When there was a Liquor convention in Las Vegas or any other major market, he would rent out the complete top floor of the hotel where the event was being held, and each room was a hospitality suite which featured each of his imported brands.
Why are German automakers using hydrogen to hedge their green bets?
Because the hydrogen tank to hold a measly 5 pounds of hydrogen weighs 190 pounds in the Japanese hydrogen car and they think they can beat the Japanese at the hydrogen game. Oil and gas lobbying in the billions is a powerful incentive for getting elected. Subsidies for hydrogen are like free money growing on trees. The average new German car gets shitty mileage and it is almost a badge of honor to waste the most energy of all the car makers. The boat-like top of the line Mercedes Maybach S gets 20 mpgE (city). It costs $185,950.00. Legal tope speed 75 mph. An advanced dual mode EV on guideway legally travels at 180 mph and gets 297 mpgE at that speed. The delivery fee and sales tax for the Maybach eclipses the sales price of the more advanced dual mode EV. To justify this price tag they must build something with lots of whirring parts and plenty of do dads. The public has been primed with oil propaganda quite well so these guys are going to sell several of these cars.
Is Rolls Royce overrated?
Strictly financially, nothing over $50k is worth it nowadays, and the benefit you get from spending above that point is definitely not justifiable. If you’re really after buying expensive, you need to see what is unique about a brand, with all the fine details, so it’s worth exploring the product line and the known competition, to understand what Rolls Royce does better or worse. Is it overrated? Absolutely not, it’s all about how well it’s suited to your taste, and even if you’re fortunate enough to afford one, how wild you’re prepared to be financially for the sake of a toy. The main competing product lines are: Phantom vs Mulsanne vs Maybach Wraith vs Bentley GT vs S Class Coupe Dawn vs Bentley GTC vs S Class Cabriolet Cullinan vs Bentayga vs ???(G class maybe) A few years ago I researched the 2nd product line comparison thoroughly, and at the time ended up purchasing my S63 Coupé, a decision I do regret a lot, for several reasons. I’ve driven all three cars for significant periods of time, and owned the Merc for about 40k miles. First, let me sum up the conclusions, I’ll detail below. Best value for money: ,Bentley Best tech,: Mercedes Best driver,’,s car:, Bentley Most comfortable ride,: Rolls Royce Cheapest cost of ownership,: Rolls Royce Best value retention,: Rolls Royce Best quality of service: ,Rolls Royce Best purchase overall right now: ,Used Rolls Royce Wraith Durability: ,Rolls Royce. It’s a softly driven car, so it might outlive you without too much work. Worst car : ,Mercedes by far; most expensive to run and the steepest depreciation of the lot percentage wise. By far the worst customer service and car service of all automotive brands, disgustingly bad. Rolls Royce The key difference as others have pointed out is presence; Rolls Royce will definitely win the head turner competition here by very far. But that’s not the thing to focus on. More importantly it’s worth understanding the specifics of the design language, because I think that’s what makes and breaks the car. There’s no Bentley Diamond Knirling, no quilted leather, no LED lights and flashy 21st century carbon fibre shinny details, it’s by far the closest to its 1930s version than all other brands. The whole design language is much much simpler, and the car is definitely tailored for far less tech savvy consumers. There’s a button for each seat and for each function, and it only does one thing. Everything inside has big text written on it, as you would label things for children. It’s a senior citizen’s car in terms of design language, and while you can colour it up to match your wallpaper dreams, the design language in itself is 100% in that direction. The centre console has those ivory-like finished assignable function buttons that look like a 1930s radio. The ride comfort is amazing, the seats are the best in the business by a country mile - they have the softest feel and one simply sinks in to them. The Bentley and S Class Coupe are really nice, but Rolls Royce is of another world. The Starlight roof might feel like a gimmick from a distance, but up close and personal it’s just serene and amazing — 100% worth it. In a Wraith you can get Starlight or Panoramic glass roof, but not both; in a Dawn I think it’s neither. The car is not sporty at all, the 0 to 60 time is ~4 second plus even in the driver’s Rolls, and it feels like one really big boat, especially when I brake. But what’s very important to understand, when you drive a Rolls you don’t care one bit about being the first at the traffic light, the whole experience is so serene and relaxed, and the whole design language in the car is so tranquil, you will often find yourself driving below the speed limit; the acceleration in the car feels entirely pointless. It's like taking your most comfortable memory foam mattress for a ride around town. Do you feel like going for a 500m lap record time run when you sink in to bed after a long day? I bet you don’t - same with a Rolls Royce. Also if you drive one, you can likely afford to own a sports car too, so you wouldn’t really care about the performance; it’s way more than plentiful for any kind of driving you’ll ever do on public roads. The only place where I personally think it absolutely sucks is the rear wheel drive. Right now you cannot get a 4WD, which makes absolutely no sense whatsoever considering the nature of the product they are selling. Maybe this is only true for the UK market, I’ve been told in good confidence in about three years time they could be releasing a 4WD Wraith. This is a point of view of what a Rollie pony feels like from inside. It’s a Dawn but I think it’s 100% identical to a Wraith, and a Ghost/Phantom for that matter, at least in terms of design. Contrary to popular belief I’d argue ,Rolls Royces are the cheapest to run,, at least while under warranty,., Every purchase comes with 4 years full service and warranty, including oil changes, brake pads, and any other kind of consumables, for no additional charge. None of the other two brands will offer this, and the post warranty servicing will be quite expensive. The only thing you ever pay for is tires, but they tend to last far far longer than they do in a Bentley or Merc, just because your driving style in a Rolls will never be sporty, whereas the other two cars are kind of designed to be fast road yachts. I also rate the sales experience the highest by some margin, Rolls is more careful about who they chose to represent the brand, and far more focused. They have a very very limited number of customers, and they are extremely aware of that. Mercedes sells top end cars, 1 every 100k A classes, so to them this is a side dish for marketing, but for Rolls Royce this is the bread and butter. It’s owned by BMW nowadays, so it shares quite a bit with a 7 series, from the chassis(I think), to the infotainment and rear wheel drive train, and who knows how much more under the hood. Both these last two could do with massive improvements to be truly worthy of a Rolls badge, as they don’t really qualify, in my honest view. The software on the infotainment looks amateurish compared to Merc/Bentley and RWD is just plain lazy engineering. Bentley It’s the most GT focused car of the lot, as it ties in the driving capability with the interior far better than the other brands do. You get a 4WD W12 engine, which is really quiet around town, but packs very very serious punch if you want it to. The top speed doesn’t come limited to 155mph and you don’t get charged an extra 2–3k to unlock the power your car already packs (e.g. Mercedes AMG Driver’s package). The GT will do ,207 mph,, or ~335kph, which for a heavy GT car is absolutely bonkers! You might argue there’s no road where you would actually have use for that. Obviously you’ve never been to Germany at night time. If you find yourself in Germany or on a track, the Bentley is still a car you want to be in, even if it’s not a race car. Our friends at Top Gear have proven that a long time ago, and from my personal experience behind the steering wheel of a GT OH MY GOD is it insane. I wasn’t impressed with the previous generation GT in terms of technology and interior, but the 2018 one is to die for. Not accounting for taste of course, as this is the spec my one would come in. It seems to share the centre console element with a Panamera or at least it’s quite close, but otherwise Bentley has grown another league with the 2018 GT. They have also upped the game significantly with amazing tech, all the creature confits for a GT car, including a proper cruise control system, lane assist, 360 camera, parking etc, so it’s very on par with the king in the category, Mercedes. If you want to explore the options, Mr JWW does an impeccable job as always walking you through them. Bentley also has the best sound system of all three cars (again not accounting for taste). Bang and Olufsen is a near studio-quality piece of gear for acoustic aficionados (jazz, classical, opera, rock), while the Naim for Bentley is a very rich sound, with lots of deep bass - probably the most suitable for 21st century style hits. This is what being behind the steering wheel in a GT feels like. Service packages are extra, and cost-wise, a fully kitted out Bentley GT will spot on match an S65 AMG Coupe, but sitting inside them there’s absolutely no contest whatsoever; the GT is a another level of car, with far better road presence and a far greater feel of exclusivity. It will still depreciate steeply, because it’s the best sold Bentley, so there are loads of them around, but if you were buying brand new today, Bentley GT is the car to buy of the three. Mercedes “The best or nothing”. Right off the bat a Mercedes will do everything the other cars will do, and generally for a lot less money. What they realised is that “nothing” is much cheaper to mass produce than “the best”, so true to their philosophy in many ways you get the “nothing”. AMG is the king of all things depreciation, and I can understand why first-hand, but it took owning one to reach the unfortunate conclusion. It still comfortably cruises at 186mph if I want it to; I’ve researched this feature extensively on the German Autobahn. For a £160k build of a 2018 S63 Coupe, the retained value after 4 years and 20k miles is £45k, and those are numbers given by Mercedes Finance. That’s absolutely insane, and it will continue after year 4, until your £160k Merc is worth £15k 7 years later. What was even more amazing was the configurator in the dealership didn’t work, so when they hit the final go button I got an “oops sorry”. The true Mercedes experience. It does look good though now that they’ve gone for the different grill on AMGs, you just have to research the image instead of configuring one. This sequence of videos and the initial test drive is what got me to buy the car, so I think they are quite the sight to see. If you see one on the market in 2022, and you’re thinking it’s a good idea, keep the money in the bank - it will cost you that per year to run, just because of how badly it’s made and how much servicing it needs. You can go through the tech feature list one by one, acceleration times and whatnot as much as you want - that’s not really what you’re going to care about. The exhaust notes are fun, unlike Rolls or Bentley, and it has really good split personality from Comfort to Sport mode. Manual in an AMG is a useless detail, but in a GT or Wraith you can’t even access it. Here’s some point of view content, so you can see for yourself what being behind the steering wheel feels like. The S Coupe would be better than the other two if the design was a little more exclusive and if it wasn’t completely machine built with stock parts, which drives value down tremendously, yet the buy price is no different to a Bentley. This is my mass produced heavily depreciating pride and joy. And on occasion I’ve done some very very serious driving throughout Europe. This drive was nearly continuous, and the average speed includes the Calais -> Dover by ferry transit time, a few borders, etc. so needles to say it was pushed. This is the dashboard view in the 2018 one, with the Porcelain/Titian Red finish, and the Euro market only veneer finishing of the dash. It’s an equally serene and upscale place to be, accounting for taste it’s far more modern than a Rolls Royce and to my eyes, can be better than a Bentley for some people, me included, as it’s simpler, cleaner, and less noisy. Maybach under Mercedes ownership is a fancier S class, which means it will do everything a Rolls will do, but the level of customisation you get for your own car is 0. Mercedes is simply not a brand designed to customise anything — you either like the stock combinations or else. Customisation is offensively expensive - I don’t even know how they come up with the numbers. £22k for a custom interior layout was the last quote I got, and that was combining two colours they already stock and buy in volumes. I’ve been told it’s because they are machine built, so custom means they build the car with a black interior and then strip it apart to customise. Obviously there are companies like Brabus, Mansory and others who can help, but that nearly doubles the price you pay, it’s something like £40 plus for a leather package. It’s as first world problems as it gets, but when you spend this kind of money on a toy, you want it to look the part, but Mercedes tends to recycle variations of the same colour palettes all the way from A Class to S class or whatever else. At the time of my research, the tech in a Mercedes was far superior to the other two brands - Bentley GT has since caught up a lot. Rolls is a bit disappointing on this front, by comparison. It’s also way more modern, and even the age of the actors included in the Maybach commercial and the Phantom commercial will differ. Mercedes has ambient lights, sleek modern design and so on; it’s a lot more “of its time”. It's beautiful in a different way. Amateur photograph by yours truly, but hopefully it’s obvious what I am going on about. Bentley is definitely catching up to this on the new generation GT, and even, I’d say, they’ve two steps above Mercedes. So why not Mercedes? , Their quality of service makes you want to run the other way: The car is in and out of service every four weeks, or that’s what it feels like. It’s poorly designed for its size, and things just keep on breaking all the time, pads and brake discs feel like they are made of plastic and they just melt away. I went through 3 - 4 complete sets of pads, and 2 sets of discs, in 30k miles, spirited but not insane driving. They are just rubbish, and every single other owner I met said the same thing. One time, a service technician took my car home and got a parking ticket they refused to pay for. They finally agreed to take care of it, and it was left in their hands. 6 months later, my credit score went to half because the parking company took their claim to small claims court, as Mercedes never bothered paying for it. Another time, I had my summer tires replaced, and even though I have explicitly and very strongly requested they return my tires as they were brand new, I was faced with someone nodding their shoulders saying “we scrapped them”. 2 x 305/30 R20 Pirelli P Zero tires, worth $800. To this day I have never been refunded, they just couldn’t care less. On a different occasion, I had two tires changed, front left and rear left and they didn’t even bother to check the tire pressure, returned it to be nearly tilted to one side because of how under-inflated the tires were. The difference in pressure was absolutely massive and painfully obvious even looking at the car. Each time I'm presented with large and generous invoices, with all kinds of things not covered under warranty. They charge a fortune for every nut and bolt, and the experience feels like I'm being openly ripped off without hesitation by the service technician who’s after commission. Without a doubt, half of those things aren’t actually required, or even done at all to the car. They change stuff only on paper, especially dust filters and obvious consumables, but they don’t really do anything to the car. There are no replacement cars, ever. Mercedes doesn’t provide them, Europcar does, and you’d be extremely lucky to get an A Class Mercedes, if that, as a replacement, no matter what you own. They are not even smart enough to give you something fancy and talk you into buying it. I am fortunate enough that I had other toys waiting, but if I actually relied on a replacement to be there on time I’d have a very bad day. They simply couldn’t care less, as these are all major official UK dealerships; it’s a thoroughly thoroughly disgusting experience. With average rating of 1.5 stars on Google, I’m not the only one who hates them. The car is mass-produced, and every bit of it feels that way. The brakes are the same size throughout the range, and the exclusivity element is zero. Unless you know the Mercedes range like the back of your hand, you would never be able to tell a C, E, or S class apart from a distance. That’s really bad for value retention. The car starts off nice, but after not that many miles of driving it, I can absolutely feel it deteriorate. I’ve owned mine from brand new, and it used to be fun to drive and it made good noises. Now the grinding noises and the whole feel of the car is just absolutely wrong; it doesn’t feel premium at all, and the cost of owning it has been offensive - more than any other car I’ve owned, proper supercars included. Mercedes is simply not a luxury brand anymore at all; it may have once been, but they are now completely focused on selling A class and C class cars, and that’s as much money as you should ever spend with them. I will personally never again buy one for as long as I live, as I’ve grown to absolutely despise the brand, even after owning one of their flagship battlecruisers. I still hope for the sake of their history that my experience is worse than average and I’ve just been unlucky. So what’s the best deal to be had today? Fast forward to today, I’m no longer eager to floor it at every traffic light, as the cost of tires and pads and so on is too well ingrained in my memory, and so is depreciation, something you can naively ignore when you’re swayed away by gorgeous pictures and trailer launch videos. Personally, best value for money right now, I’d look to buy a used Rolls Royce Wraith. It has already lost 50% plus of its value. That means the remaining depreciation will be more kind to its 2nd owner, it’s going to be the “smartest” financial decision. If money and depreciation didn’t matter, I’d go brand new Bentley GT. (Yes I know this is Bentley and RR, etc., but it’s one thing to be fortunate and another to be stupid). Brand new, the GT smashes the competition, for the £100k extra the Rolls Royce isn’t really worth it new vs. new(£300k new Rolls vs £200k for a Bentley GT fully loaded). The RR is probably a compromise in most verticals, and it doesn’t feel as modern, sleek and premium. It does pack way more presence and exclusivity, and if you were driving in LA/Monaco/London, the Rolls would get more heads turning. If you wanted to win at head turning you’d buy an Aventador though. Completely different beast, better suited for that purpose. Buying an S63/S65 Coupé will be the equivalent of piling up £150 - 200k in small bills and setting them on fire. It’s not a nice thing to say, but I’ve got a thick stack of service receipts for not so many miles and a resale value that back that up.
What major companies that supported Nazi Germany still exist today?
Hugo Boss (uniforms) BMW (engines, vehicles) Mercedes/Daimler Benz (engines, vehicles) Porsche/Volkswagen (tanks, military vehicles) Maybach (armored vehicle engines) Rheinmetal (artillery) Krupp/Thyssen (steel, artillery) Messerschmidt (planes) Focke-Wulf (planes) Junkers (planes) Bayer, Hoeschst, BASF as IG Farben (chemicals, pharmaceuticals, fuels, synthetics, fertilizers) Deutsche Telephone (electronics and computing) Siemens (electronics) Deutsche Bank (financing) Blohm & Voss (U-Boats, shipbuilding) Ford Motor Company of Europe General Motors’ Opel Division (recently closed I think) and hundreds of others.
Why do so many express disdain for V12 equipped Mercedes Benz automobiles? All vehicles require some level of maintenance. I appreciate the low end torque and the smooth application of horsepower that these cars possess.
Because so many people are emotional wrecks who have a fantasy about what cars should or shouldn’t be. Back when Daimler first offered the V12, there was a trend in the expensive part of the car business to launch bigger and more cylinders in their higher end cars. There was sort of a “cold war” of sorts to show who had the most excess, and V12s were always prestige products at the high end of the market. Mercedes and BMW were erstwhile competitors for decades, but by the late 1980s, BMW had started to step on Mercedes turf in a real way with the introduction of the refreshed 7 series, their first reasonable attempt at a big boat prestige car. They surprised Mercedes with the announcement of the V12… I remember the time well. Car magazines were frothing at the mouth over their favorite eurocar, BMW, stepping on Mercedes with that big motor. Mercedes kind of deserved it, as they became lazy with their ownership of the super high end luxury eurocar market with their S Class, which epitomized excess the world over. I owned several actually, the short wheelbase 300SD diesel that ran for hundreds of thousands of miles while its body disintegrated with rust around it! And a wonderful 450SEL from the late 70s. I remember feeling that “dad” feeling when I surrounded all those baby seats in the back with all that Mercedes sheet metal!! By the early 90s, Mercedes looked out of step, which they in fact, were. They were now in a position of playing catch up to BMW at the high end… unheard of I say! Mercedes got ready to battle back an emergent BMW in the high end with their disastrous Mercedes W140 S class program, and in order to prove they were still kings of excess, they announced and introduced their M120 V12 to counter BMWs now no-longer-new M70 V12. The BMW 7 V12 was owning the super top end of the luxury eurocar market, which at that time, was the pinnacle of prestige around the world. If my middle aged memory serves, BMW even beat Mercedes to market with a bulletproof long wheelbase 7 Series with the V12 in it… talk about Excess!!! Many car people never took the Mercedes V12 seriously, especially those that were spoon fed BMW propaganda by all the western car magazines for decades that waxed lovingly about how amazing BMW was. Mercedes’ V12 was viewed as an also ran, and it didn’t have its performance “bona fides” because it was really launched in the Mercedes W140 S class car, the bombastic S600 land yacht that nearly destroyed Daimlers car brand from the inside out. Eventually, it made it into the SL GT car, but there, it was really about prestige rather than performance. One could argue that BMW became a real car company with that V12, as it catapulted them from purveyor or small performance sedans with the occasional decent larger car (I also owned a BMW 3.0 sedan, which was a garbage can!) and set BMW on course to be a real challenger to Mercedes. Daimler later hit back hard at BMW with the intro of the Maybach 57/62 line, which gave them claim to the top of the “Real Excess” car market, against Rolls, Bentley and a handful of others (Aston Martin, Porsche, Maserati). The Mercedes V12 got a new lease on life because of the Maybach program, and it finally became a decent performance motor. Oddly, various incarnations of the Mercedes V12 were used to power the outrageous Pagani Zonda supercars for almost 20 years. That was a long answer, but Mercedes V12 program, now more than 25 years on, has played an important if niche roll in Mercedes product lineup for decades.
Which car is the most luxurious car in the world?
Luxury collection of Automobiles since decades have been a sign of wealth and prosperity, but these cars are so expensive that most of the wealth will be invested on it. These are not the car’s that are built with gold or diamonds to make them expensive, Its just one of their kind example of pure beauty tastefully engineered as per the buyers prospective. Below are the worlds most expensive cars today… Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport - $3.6 Million Lamborghini Sian - $3.6 million Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ - $3.9 Million Lamborghini Veneno - $4.5 Million Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita - $4.8 Million Bugatti Divo - $5.8 Million Mercedes-Maybach Exelero - $8.0 Million Bugatti Centodieci - $9.0 Million Bugatti La Voiture Noire - $18.7 Million Rolls-Royce Boat Tail - $28.0 Million Well any of the above wheels will make sure that your presence will not go unnoticed any day. These are some of the beautiful machines which are, not only examples of engineering at it’s best but also are status symbol for people who can afford have them in their garages.
How do you get a Maybach off of a boat?
Assuming your garage is in the back, lower back, if possible, open garage, fold out rolling ramp, if neccessary lift port- end of that ramp with air cushions, drive maybach on the ramp, deflate aircushions, roll off. If approach- angle portside is too steep ( front-/ rear end of Mybach touch ground), deploy manual rampinserts at middle to two third of portside- of the ramp. That's the most versatile and space- saving system to be installed, I can think of. Further information would be required to verify the practicality of that idea. Bigger yacht, shiptype. Garage in sidewall: open garagedoor, attach Maybach in its ro/ro cage to garages portalcrane, slide out crane extender, lift cage with maybach with portalcrane, outside hull over port, lower it. This will cost a much more heavy installation and special hull protection on port side will be needed due to hull- movement caused by shifting weight- balance. One- time deck- transport. Mercedes assebled a beautiful “ glass"- container, when they shipped the maybach to Amerika for exhibition. It has all lifting and lashing- equipment atrached. Ideally get the original or its plans. That one is typically unloaded by standard port crane or, if those are not available, by mibile- crane. Only minir changes to the shipping- Wessel are required. Last option Shipping thru a dedicated car- transporter with the required reputation to handle luxury- cars. This will ve the most effective way to transport a Maybach to any Destination in the known world.
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