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Fabien Montique
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  1. 11.11.2007

    Maybach landaulet

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    Maybach has unveiled an open-top landaulet concept, set to launch Middle East International Auto Show.

    True to the tradition of exclusive landaulets, the roof of this sparkling white one-off study can be opened fully at the rear, while the chauffeur's compartment remains completely enclosed. The passengers are then able to enjoy the clear, blue sky above. Seated in opulent armchairs upholstered in white leather, they are treated to a majestic open-air experience currently unrivalled by any other automobile in an environment of the utmost luxury and exquisite style. Romance close to the heart of nature is harmoniously combined with the ultimate in comfort and technological sophistication.

    Large folding roof for passengers in the rear


    In technical terms the Landaulet study is based on the Maybach 62 S – which can claim to be the world's most powerful series-produced chauffeured saloon. Maybach technicians have removed the rear roof module in order to afford passengers an unobstructed view of the sky above. The side walls remain, and have merely been invisibly reinforced with an integral tubular steel structure. As these measures have not altered the silhouette of the luxury saloon, the generously dimensioned doors and the complete interior with its reclining seats remain unchanged.
    When closed the black soft-top of the Landaulet rests on the frame formed by the roof bows, and is wind and weather-proof. When requested by the passengers, the chauffeur operates a switch in the centre console. The roof then opens electro-hydraulically and is gently deposited on the parcel shelf in the rear, together with its integral rear window of single-layer safety glass. Opening and closing the roof takes 16 seconds. The chauffeur is able to enclose the folded roof with a fitted leather cover, which both conceals the roof mechanism from view and completes the overall picture of outstanding elegance.


    White paintwork and wheels

    This impression is accentuated by the shining white paintwork of the study, an exclusive finish named antigua white. Visual highlights are provided by 20-inch wheels specially designed for the Landaulet study. These are also painted in white with high-sheen spokes, and are accompanied by white indicators in the front and rear light clusters in dark red.

    Black for the chauffeur, white for the passengers
    In addition, the already luxurious driver's compartment of the successful Maybach 62 S has been enhanced in a number of important respects. All the interior trim is now surfaced in black piano lacquer, and for the extensive leather appointments Maybach has used particularly exclusive, glossy stromboli black leather.
    In contrast Maybach has fitted the passenger compartment almost completely in exquisite seychelleswhite leather. The footwell and roof liner of this high-end luxury landaulet are also in white – the floor is carpeted in white velour and the roof lined with white fabric. A dramatic contrast is provided by inserts and decorative trim in glossy, black piano lacquer or exclusive black granite with numerous gold inclusions.

    Generous spaciousness and first-class comfort
    Outstanding comfort is assured by the generous spaciousness of the rear, which the Landaulet study has adopted unchanged from the Maybach 62. Passengers are welcomed into the interior by two large, single seats. These elegant seats also allow even very tall passengers to enjoy a reclining position which travellers normally only encounter in the first-class armchairs of modern passenger jets.
    The study is designed as a chauffeured vehicle and features a partition. The upper section of the partition is a glass panel which the passengers can render opaque at the touch of a button, thanks to a liquid crystal membrane embedded in the glass.
    Two ultra-modern automatic climate control systems, whose parameters have been adapted to the Landaulet study, ensure that open-air travel remains a pleasure even under adverse climatic conditions.

    State-of-the-art entertainment and communications
    As in the Maybach 62 S, the rear console is the centrepiece for entertainment, communications and travelling pleasure. This is where Maybach engineers have grouped everything relating to the entertainment and pleasure of the rear-seat passengers: a DVD-player, six CD-changer, a cooler compartment with its own electric compressor and an intelligent system which holds glasses, goblets and champagne bottles safely in position.
    Engine and suspension
    The Maybach Landaulet study 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 450 kW/612 hp from a displacement of 5980 cubic centimetres. This is continuously available between 4800 and 5100 rpm, and the engine also delivers an impressive maximum torque of 1000 newton metres between 2000 and 4000 rpm.
    The electronically controlled air suspension AIRMATIC DC (Dual Control) and the Adaptive Damping System (ADS II) endow the Landaulet with outstanding levels of ride comfort, at the same time demonstrating that even a prestigious vehicle such as this can exhibit extraordinary agility and dynamic performance.
    In addition to large, internally ventilated brake discs – with twin callipers at the front – both the study and the Maybach 62 S are equipped with two electro-hydraulic Sensotronic Brake Control (SBC™) braking systems working in tandem. Together with ESP®, ASR, ABS and Brake Assist, this provides the Landaulet study with the very latest in effective, high-tech handling control systems.

    Innovative technology from the sister-brand Mercedes-Benz
    Like all Maybach saloons, the Landaulet also benefits from the unrivalled experience of the sister-brand Mercedes-Benz in the development and production of high-quality cars in the luxury segment. Important innovations from Mercedes-Benz, successfully developed further for the Maybach saloons, are standard equipment in every Maybach and are of course also on board the Landaulet study – examples include the electronically controlled air suspension AIRMATIC DC (Dual Control), LINGUATRONIC voice control and the control and display system COMAND APS.

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    Bejeweled gold mouse

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    This 18-carat gold, enamel and black onyx automaton mouse will be be auctioned at Christie's on November 15 for an expected price between 100,000 and 150,000 Swiss Francs ($87,000 and $131,000).

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    LV USB Design

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    Designer Fred de Garilhe is showing off a concept for LV USB Design, ultra luxurious USB gadgets created in white or yellow gold.

    - White gold and LV logos with digital clock, yellow diamond on white gold key.
    - White gold, ostrich leather, yellow gold chain and key, blue sapphire diamond.
    - White gold satin polished finish, white gold chain and key, pink sapphire diamond.
    - White gold, black alligator leather, black PVD treatment on white gold (chemical pulverize on it), mechanical clock that you can arm behind the US Bijou, and a green sapphire diamond.
    All US bijoux have 40Gb memories.

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    Fisker four-door premium ‘Eco-Chic’, plug-in hybrid sports sedan

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    Henrik Fisker has designed an Eco-Chic plug-in hybrid sedan offered with gas or diesel engines and offers as many as 620 miles between refuelings.

    The car comes with an in-built battery pack at the center that delivers an improved driving dynamics, good balance, safety, and striking shape. Price $80,000

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    Glass Tub

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    wasauna's Glass Tub sports a sexy look with both sides transparent. The glass tub priced at $3199.00 is made of top quality Pilkington glass and stainless steel. The chrome faucet and classic standalone shower apparatus are included with the package. It is shipped in ultra-strong packaging able to fit through all standard doorways.

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    70 WallyPower Lau Lau

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    Wally Yachts unveiled the new 70 WallyPower Lau Lau at the Monaco Yacht Show.

    On deck, this 70 footer (21 meter) motor yacht features three different social areas.
    The salon under the glass superstructure which acts as an inside-outside living area and is unusually large for this size of boat, the forward cockpit and the aft cockpit.
    All these social areas have large dining tables: as a result, Lau Lau comfortably seats more than 20 people for formal dining!

    The accommodation features the owner’s suite forward, a double guest cabin and a large galley, plus the double crew cabin. All cabins have en-suites.

    The propulsion system consists of two MTU diesel engines generating 3,000 Hp driving KaMeWa water-jets, providing a max speed of 40 knots.

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    Joey Roth's Carry-on Luggage

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    Joey Roth has designed a line of carry-on luggage to articulate the lost romance of air travel. The design also pulls from the golden age of ocean liners: the black lacquered finish will become beautifully scraped and chipped as the suitcase travels with you, revealing the bamboo plywood beneath. The patina will develop with each trip you take. The interior has four drawers with bamboo bases and soft felt walls. The bottom drawer is sized for laptops. Instead of unpacking your clothes once you reach your destination, the carry-on suitcase functions as a very livable wardrobe while you’re on the go.

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    diamond soccer ball

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    Bernard Maquin has designed a soccer ball made of gold and ornamented with diamonds.

    The Soccer Ball is available in a variety of sizes and colors. A 9.43 carat diamond Soccer Ball 14KT White Gold is listed on eBay with a Buy-it-Now price of US $3,685 reports bornrich.org

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    Burberry Knitted tank top

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    Burberry's Knitted tank top is luxurious yet casual piece that capitalizes on a fabulous on-trend texture. The Light gray waffle knit cashmere tank top features a racer style back, anthracite small buttons through the center to fasten, a contrast knit on the hem, a knitted buckle belt at the waist and a small logo plaque at the bottom.

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    Burberry Allascombe gem clutch

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    Burberry's Allascombe gem clutch in black satin features large gems at the front. The Burberry clutch has a detachable strap with buckle detail, a zip across the top to fasten and a logo tab on the inside. This bejeweled cluch will make a fabulous choice for day and night.

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    Chantecaille's pure rosewater

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    Purify, tone, and hydrate skin with Chantecaille's pure rosewater, used to maintain a clear complexion and combat aging. Harvested by hand in the hills of Grasse, France, rose petals are distilled in the early morning in artesian well water to produce a soothing, healing, moisturizing, and unusually uplifting rosewater spray.

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    Kitano Kite Sailing Yacht

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    Designed by Stefani Krucke, the Kite Sailing Kitano Yacht introduces kite sailing technology to the leisure sailing yacht class.

    The 'green' Yacht can house and home up to 8 passengers with the latest in luxury.

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