The Maybach is back. This troubled brand has finally been relaunched, as a supersized S-Class with a V12 providing the grunt. It’s true that it has been a few years since the Maybach brand, which used to be owned by Daimler, slowly slid below the water as the result of patchy sales and stiff competition from the likes of Rolls-Royce and Bentley. But now, under the Mercedes umbrella, it appears ready to re-enter the race. A long wheel base S-Class, the Maybach boasts a sizeable list of options, but before we get to the interior, let’s judge the book by its cover. At first glance, there’s little difference between the Maybach S600 and her S-Class siblings. The shape is quintessentially Mercedes, yet there are subtle distinctions. For one, the grille has been redesigned slightly to give it a more classic look, the rear doors are lengthier to ease access and
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