Maybach Landulet details

maybach landulet


The Maybach Landaulet is powered by the uprated V12 engine which Maybach engineers have developed further for the Maybach 57 S and Maybach 62 S together with the specialists at Mercedes-AMG. Thanks to twin turbochargers and water intercooling, the V12 develops a maximum output of 604 hp from a displacement of 5,980 cubic centimeters. This is continuously available between 4,800 and 5,100 rpm.
Model
Maybach Landaulet - 4 Passenger, Extended Length, High Performance Landaulet
Engine / Transmission
V12 biturbo gasoline engine
Maybach type 12
5-speed automatic transmission
Output / Torque
604 hp
738 lb-ft @ 2000-4000 rpm
Displacement
5980 cc
Tires / Light-alloy wheels
275 / 45 R 20
8.5J x 20 ET 67
With a 4-year unlimited-mileage warranty for defects in accordance with our general terms and conditions as well as a 4-year maintenance and repair package in accordance with our maintenance and repair terms and conditions.

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