Maybach 62 Model Years and History

2011 sees several changes made to the Maybach 57 and 62 line, including a new front and rear fascia design, a redesigned hood, a new front bumper, new side mirrors, a chrome grille and revised taillights. New wheels are standard for both standard and S models, and inside, wireless internet is now available for rear seat passengers. A 19-inch flatscreen monitor has also been added. The reclining rear seats previously available only on the 62 are now available on the 57, and the 62 is now offered with a electro-transparent roof panel that can turn from clear to opaque at the flip of a switch. A 62S Landaulet version is also available, which features a fixed roof over the driver and a convertible top over the rear passengers. All S models receive a boost in power to 620 hp.

2011 sees several changes made to the Maybach 57 and 62 line, including a new front and rear fascia design, a redesigned hood, a new front bumper, new side mirrors, a chrome grille and revised taillights. New wheels are standard for both standard and S models, and inside, wireless internet is now available for rear seat passengers. A 19-inch flatscreen monitor has also been added. The reclining rear seats previously available only on the 62 are now available on the 57, and the 62 is now offered with a electro-transparent roof panel that can turn from clear to opaque at the flip of a switch. A 62S Landaulet version is also available, which features a fixed roof over the driver and a convertible top over the rear passengers. All S models receive a boost in power to 620 hp.

For 2010, there aren't many changes in the Maybach sedan (or saloon, as they call it) lineup. The 62 is still a long-wheelbase version of the 57, and there are still sportier S versions of each model. Two champagne flutes still come standard, as does a rear refrigerator. This year sees larger side mirrors fitted to all models, and Bluetooth connectivity is now available for rear seat passengers. A new Zeppelin model is also available on both the 57S and 62S, which increases power output to 631 horsepower and 739 pound-feet of torque, and adds 2-tone paint, special badges and 20-inch wheels. Also available is a 62S Landaulet, which features a retractable top over the rear seat area.

For 2010, there aren't many changes in the Maybach sedan (or saloon, as they call it) lineup. The 62 is still a long-wheelbase version of the 57, and there are still sportier S versions of each model. Two champagne flutes still come standard, as does a rear refrigerator. This year sees larger side mirrors fitted to all models, and Bluetooth connectivity is now available for rear seat passengers. A new Zeppelin model is also available on both the 57S and 62S, which increases power output to 631 horsepower and 739 pound-feet of torque, and adds 2-tone paint, special badges and 20-inch wheels. Also available is a 62S Landaulet, which features a retractable top over the rear seat area.

For 2010, there aren't many changes in the Maybach sedan (or saloon, as they call it) lineup. The 62 is still a long-wheelbase version of the 57, and there are still sportier S versions of each model. Two champagne flutes still come standard, as does a rear refrigerator. This year sees larger side mirrors fitted to all models, and Bluetooth connectivity is now available for rear seat passengers. A new Zeppelin model is also available on both the 57S and 62S, which increases power output to 631 horsepower and 739 pound-feet of torque, and adds 2-tone paint, special badges and 20-inch wheels. Also available is a 62S Landaulet, which features a retractable top over the rear seat area.

There aren't many changes in the Maybach sedan (or saloon, as they call it) lineup. The 62 is still a long-wheelbase version of the 57, and there are still sportier S versions of each model. Two champagne flutes still come standard, as does a rear refrigerator.

There aren't many changes in the Maybach sedan (or saloon, as they call it) lineup. The 62 is still a long-wheelbase version of the 57, and there are still sportier S versions of each model. Two champagne flutes still come standard, as does a rear refrigerator.

For 2008, the Maybach lineup receives fairly minor changes, including a new standard pneumatic door closing assist and a rollover sensor. The 57S and 62S now ride on 20-inch wheels instead of 19-inch alloys.

For 2008, the Maybach lineup receives fairly minor changes, including a new standard pneumatic door closing assist and a rollover sensor. The 57S and 62S now ride on 20-inch wheels instead of 19-inch alloys.

For 2007 the Maybach lineup doubles. In addition to the Maybach 57 (think 5.7 meters in length) and the Maybach 62, there is now a Maybach 57S and Maybach 62S. Both S models get a 61-horsepower upgrade to the already impressive 543-horsepower twin-turbo V12 that powers both models. For the additional $34,500 you also get a firmer suspension and both carbon fiber and black lacquer trim.

For 2007 the Maybach lineup doubles. In addition to the Maybach 57 (think 5.7 meters in length) and the Maybach 62, there is now a Maybach 57S and Maybach 62S. Both S models get a 61-horsepower upgrade to the already impressive 543-horsepower twin-turbo V12 that powers both models. For the additional $34,500 you also get a firmer suspension and both carbon fiber and black lacquer trim.