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Lawrence Ulrich

Reporter · US

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Jul 21, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · Lawrence Ulrich

    The 2027 Mercedes-Maybach GLS680 Brings the Brightwork to Win Over the Well-Off (opens the original)

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    When someone drops six figures on a Mercedes-Benz SUV, they typically have a G-Class in mind. The irrepressible G-Wagen enjoyed another 23-percent sales jump in 2025, to a record 49,700 global sales. The Mercedes-Maybach GLS can’t touch the G-Class for cultural clout or popularity, but Mercedes hopes a decisive mid-cycle upgrade will give the 2027 GLS680 a bit more juice among the status-conscious. Like the facelifted Maybach S-Class, this SUV looks to be more of an attention-getter than its pre

  2. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Lawrence Ulrich

    Tested: 2027 Mercedes-Maybach S580 Combines Ultra-Luxury with Surprising Value (opens the original)

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    Classic cocktails have staged a global comeback, in newly refined and artisanal forms. So why not old-school sedans? For its Maybach-branded concoctions, Mercedes reached back to a dusty recipe book that began with V-12 engines for Count von Zeppelin's airships and segued to fabulously expensive Maybach cars between 1921 and 1940. The company's V-12s, displacing up to 23 liters, powered Germany's fearsome Panzer and Tiger tanks during WWII. Maybach then fell into obscurity for decades. The Mayba

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