View Full Version : Is the RR or the MM the best car in the world?
BMW-M-Power
02-02-2004, 11:34 AM
I don't understand why Mercedes tryed to build a car that's supposed to be the most luxurious car in the world under the brand Maybach, but the car turned out to be a a more electronically-deviced thing then the S-class. The only thing that separates the Maybach from the S-class is some of the interior and some of the exterior, but you can still clearly see that Maybach is a Mercedes.
Rolls Royce Phantom on the other hand, is a beautifully built car. You can clearly see that the design has been taken from various Rolls Royce models over the years. It is magnificent. Nice car.
But which car is the best car in the world?
http://www.rrab.com/rolls/nphant_a.jpg
http://www.rrab.com/rolls/nphant_b.jpg
The Rolls Royce?
http://www.classic-cars-worldwide.com/gallery/mercedes-03-maybach-003a.jpg
http://www.classic-cars-worldwide.com/gallery/mercedes-03-maybach-62-002a.jpg
Or the Maybach?
nthfinity
02-02-2004, 12:15 PM
best lux car in the world. class has something to do with it. ill take an Excalibur every day of the week.
Fleischmann
02-02-2004, 12:24 PM
Neither. The best car in the world doesn't have to be a typical luxury car. But out of the two I think I'd take the Maybach coz it has more electronics inside. And it's definately more spacious (62 version).
Kangaroo Boy
02-02-2004, 01:05 PM
The rolls..Anyday,that car is wonderful.
initiala4
02-02-2004, 01:28 PM
Rolls looks solid, but the interior looks cramped on my perspective in comparision to Maybach. I would simply take Maybach over Rolls, basically because the interior is more refined and its german :)
Bilal786
02-02-2004, 02:08 PM
http://www.jesdc.de/news/news/pics/may57.jpg
1zippo1
02-02-2004, 07:07 PM
I love the Rolce Royce. If I would want to impress on a couple of chicks and I had to choose a car to impress them with, that car would do the trick.
It imediatly looks like a classic and still modern at the same time. Great design IMO. And which one is best? The Maybach may be a bit better, but probably not much and the impression of the RR is so much better IMO
dylan99
02-03-2004, 12:13 PM
the MM has a better exterior and the RR has a better interior if I had to choose I would choose the RR.
CMonakar
02-03-2004, 01:22 PM
The RR is not a small car. It has huge wheels and is very tall so it hides it's length and scale. A customer at a restaurant I was at had one. I was in my girlfriend's VR6 Jetta and found myself looking up at it from the same perspective I have when I'm in the RX7 looking at 'normal' cars. The driving position is between a large sedan and an SUV according to BMW.
______________ Maybach57/62*____RR**____S-class:***
Length: _______225.5-242.7________229.69___203.1
wheelbase: ____133.5-150.7________140.55___121.5
height: ________61.9______________64.25____56.9
width _________78_______________ 78.35____73.1
*C&D jan 2003
**CAR feb 2003
***Mercedes brochure 2000
Based on these figures the RR seems to be in between the 57 and the 62 with respect to length, but is nearly 3 inches taller than either model and has about 7inches on the 'miniscule' S-class. I think the height of the rear seat backrests is deceiving; I'm sure it is far from cramped.
I think that best car in the world is Merc S-class with lwb.
BMW-M-Power
02-04-2004, 09:21 AM
best lux car in the world. class has something to do with it. ill take an Excalibur every day of the week.
Excalibur is known as the Hollywood-show-off car. There is few of them here in Europe. The Excalibur isn't a luxury car, but a wanna-be-luxury-car.
Even though Mercedes has a lot of electronics, the Rolls has captured the Rolls-feeling, as Jeremy said when he tested it. Something the Maybach lacks.
ulti3mat
02-05-2004, 05:46 PM
I think the Maybach, only because I saw a review on it and it just has everything you could ask for....as for the RR i'm not too sure about...I haven't seen a review of it as of yet. So for now...i'll stick to maybach
BMW-M-Power
02-15-2004, 06:33 AM
I like the Rolls Royce, cause the Maybach can't compare to it history wise. Even though Maybach were popular about 100 years ago. Rolls' the best! No doubt.
kawa22
02-15-2004, 06:52 AM
http://www.autoreview.ru/new_site/year2002/n11/maybach10/800/Maybach-2-021.jpg
maybach old
rr is bmw
bentley is vw
maybach is mercedes
............. luxury car are germany
BMW-M-Power
02-15-2004, 06:56 AM
Seems like luxury cars are German. They are almost the only one who are available to make a decent luxury car for the normal world. But there is some car-manufacturer that can hold on to the essence of a brand. Some of the manufacturer loses that essence when they are giving a car a totally new design.
dylan99
02-16-2004, 12:32 PM
Seems like luxury cars are German. They are almost the only one who are available to make a decent luxury car for the normal world. But there is some car-manufacturer that can hold on to the essence of a brand. Some of the manufacturer loses that essence when they are giving a car a totally new design.
You are totally right it is a pitty that Mercedes didn't made the Maybach exterior more Maybach and less Mercedes wre the the Phantom a beautiful styled car is.
kteo2003
02-16-2004, 01:03 PM
the RR certain...it has the style the beauty of a luxury car...the maybach from the other hand.....o@$% :x
After evaluating the two cars, I would have to say the RR.
The RR just seems more classy to me.
abarth
02-16-2004, 02:05 PM
i think i will choose the rolls royce because is more classic and cheaper :D than a maybach 62. But i think that the best luxury car is maserati quattroporte
BMW-M-Power
02-17-2004, 01:37 PM
You are totally right it is a pitty that Mercedes didn't made the Maybach exterior more Maybach and less Mercedes wre the the Phantom a beautiful styled car is.
You're right. If the Maybach would've had a little less Mercedes cause the Maybach is just like a Mercedes. If Mercedes had made Maybach a totally new design exterior and interior wise, then it might've been a bigger hit. Like the Rolls.
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