What are the differences between Mercedes-Benz S and Maybach S?

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Although the appearance of the Maybach S-Class and the standard S-Class looks quite similar, paying attention to small details makes it easy to distinguish between them. Here are the differences between the two: 1. First is the body length. The biggest difference between the Maybach and the standard S-Class is the extended rear doors, making both the overall length and wheelbase significantly larger. 2. The Maybach S-Class features the exclusive 'double M' logo on the C-pillar. Maybach models mostly use disc-style wheels, while the Mercedes-Benz S-Class typically employs multi-spoke rims. Compared to the standard S-Class, the Maybach models have front and rear bumpers and a grille with larger chrome trims. However, these can be achieved through modifications. The only unchangeable feature is the exclusive small triangular window in the rear of the Maybach S-Class. This triangular window does not move with the door, and the door's lines are closer to a right angle, making it more convenient for passengers to get in and out.