It’s reported that the Maybach Landaulet, which made its debut in Detroit Motor Show, has been put to produce. The 2009 Maybach Landaulet is an extra-luxury and high-performance vehicle.

The Maybach Landaulet, as the fifth model of the Maybach luxury brand, enhanced the luxurious driver’s compartment of the Maybach 62 S such as the interior surface with black piano lacquer and seychelles white leather fitted in the passenger compartment. Moreover, it features that the chauffeur’s compartment remains completely closed while the passengers can enjoy open fully at the rear. The rear seats can recline, which means that the passengers can lie back. Imagine a picture drawing this: listening to some tunes, and enjoying the fresh air while you sip on your drink. What’s the feeling? The Maybach Landaulet is powered by a 6.0-liter twin-turbocharged and water intercooling V12 engine, which can produce 604 horsepower and 738 lb.-ft. of torque.

Among the technical highlights are the electronically controlled air suspension AIRMATIC DC (Dual Control). To make effective climate control for different passengers in different position, Maybach provides the vehicle with two of the most sophisticated automatic climate control – one for the front compartment and one specially for the rear. The system allows the occupants in both front and rear to adjust and program the climate control system individually. Standard safety equipment includes ABS, stability control, front-impact airbags, side impact airbags, overhead airbags, pretensioners and security system. Maybach satisfies many special Landaulet demands with no extra charge for the customer. For example, Maybach Landaulet owners can choose the individual appointments for their vehicle from the entire Maybach paint finish and trim element range but there is no extra charge at all.

An extra charge only happens under the condition that clients raise highly exclusive requirements such as special paint finishes based on the customer’s own specifications, select leather kind or colours, trim elements in natural stone or the electrically-operated partition. What about the price? Maybach, the ultra-luxury division of Mercedes-Benz, will make a Landaulet for you now, by special order only. The car on display in Detroit is $1.35 million..