Is the Mercedes-Benz S-Class the Maybach?

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SanGarrett
07/29/25 9:08pm
The Mercedes-Benz S-Class is not the Maybach. Here is the extended content: Different reasons: The connection between Maybach and Mercedes-Benz has a long history. Since Maybach's attempt to stand alone ended in failure, Mercedes-Benz made a bold decision: collaboration, which led to the appearance of Maybach models bearing the Mercedes-Benz emblem. Therefore, the Maybach-Mercedes S-Class is certainly not the Maybach. Mercedes-Benz S-Class assistance systems: Numerous assistance systems help enhance driving and riding comfort, making the life of S-Class drivers easier and more enjoyable. The parking component rearview camera provides drivers with a better view of the rear area, making reverse parking operations more convenient and safer. The wide-angle lens is installed below the trunk handle. When reverse gear is selected, the rearview camera automatically activates, immediately capturing the area behind the vehicle and transmitting the image to the cockpit management and data system display. The parking component also includes a parking positioning system with a parking guidance system.
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