2011 Maybach Landaulet

The Maybach Landaulet comes at an MSRP of $1,405,000. The standard features of the Landaulet come with electronically controlled air suspension, variable ride height setup, stability control with carbon fiber and piano black interior trim, power sunroof, traction control, 20-inch alloy wheels, and bi-xenon high-intensity headlights. It also gets power telescoping and pivoting lower leg support, pivoting footrest for rear seats, SmartKey remote entry, multi-contour heated power front and rear seats with memory, and hand-fitted leather seat trim. The infotainment tech includes Bluetooth connectivity, Bose sound system with 21 speakers, an onboard navigation system, and a rear audiovisual system with dual video monitors and a DVD player.

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet’s standalone feature includes a 19-inch cinema screen that was mounted on the partition.

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The Maybach Landaulet almost fulfills all the demands that one could have, be it luxury or performance. The tech might feel old, but it was certainly designed keeping the future in mind. It also features an impressive twin-turbo 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 engine. Currently, it is recommended that you should look forward to good deals at the second-hand market.

Release Date

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet has already been released.

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet comes with a twin-turbocharged 6.0L V12 which makes 620 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque, which is around 18 horses more for the 2011 edition. The 5-speed automatic transmission is standard with the 2011 Landaulet which routes all that massive power delivery to the rear wheels. The performance delivery is excellent, and the output is almost linear. However, the heavyweight becomes evident at high speeds. The Maybach Landaulet reaches the 60 MPH mark in 5.0 seconds. The top speed that can be achieved in the 2011 Landaulet is 155 MPH.

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet’s engine generates more power output than the Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Convertible. The best torque output amongst the four rivals is also from the 2011 Landaulet. Sadly, the Landaulet offers the worse 0-60 MPH as compared to the Supersports Convertible. The Phantom Drophead stands between the two. The top speed of the car is 155 MPH which is at par with other segment cars.

2011 Maybach Landaulet Ride and Handling

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet boasts an almost perfect balance between performance and luxury. The car manages to deliver power when it is needed, without disturbing the occupants a bit. The soft interior cabin does an excellent job of reducing the outside vibration. The electronically controlled air suspension can be adjusted for height to match the terrain and kind of roads the car is being driven on. The curb weight, however, of the car is an issue. It leads to body roll, especially when driving through sharp turns. In fact, it hinders rapid acceleration as well. Furthermore, the steering wheel of the car is responsive and imparts your chauffeur the necessary confidence.

2011 Maybach Landaulet Braking Performance

The brake pads of the 2011 Maybach Landaulet last about 30,000-50,000 miles which depends on the way you drive. The exact size of the brake rotors of the car is not yet available. The Landaulet is 7,187 lbs, which is substantial enough to make the car go a significant nosedive while abrupt braking. However, the suspension and stability control somehow manages to keep the car as composed as possible in such situations. The Anti-Lock Braking System, (ABS) is standard with the 2011 Landaulet which effectively provides control to the driver, without noticeable jitters.

The information regarding brakes of the Maybach Landaulet, Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Convertible, and Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible is still to be determined. The 2011 Landaulet is the heaviest of all the competitors, followed by the Continental Supersports Convertible, and Phantom Drophead Convertible. This increases the overall momentum of the Landaulet at times of driving at high speeds. Furthermore, the data for stopping distance is not yet available.

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet comes with a gas mileage of 10 MPG in a city and 16 MPG on a highway. The combined efficiency of the Landaulet end up being 12 MPG. At such a price, buyers usually don’t consider fuel economy as a feasible metric. The 2011 Landaulet has an enormous 29.1-gallon fuel tank capacity. Over a full fuel tank, the 2011 edition of the car is expected to travel around 291.1 miles in a city, whereas it can travel up to 156.6 miles on the highway. The combined range of travel of the car is around 349.2 miles.

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet is less fuel economy in a city and on highways as compared to the 2011 Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Convertible and the 2011 Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible. The Landaulet comes with the largest fuel tank capacity. Amongst the three rivals, the Landaulet provides the best range of travel, followed by the Continental Supersports.

The Maybach Landaulet gets a unique construction in which the front chauffeur cabin is separated from the rear area. The owners usually sit in the rear compartment which has a soft top that is retractable and reclining bucket seats with footrests that resemble first-class plane seats. The front cabin comes with a beautiful wood- and leather-trimmed front cabin. The seats are large enough to provide you with a comfortable ride. They also come with a heating feature and are aided with dual-zone climate control.

The interior dimensions of the Maybach Landaulet, Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Convertible, and Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible are not yet available. Neither of the rivals falls short on space. If you want a separate compartment for yourself, then the Landaulet provides you with the same. However, as per the quality, the Phantom Drophead is slightly better than the other two.

Some of the key interior features available with the 2011 Maybach Landaulet include:

• Heated seats
• Separate driver compartment
• Dual climate control
• Leather trim front cabin
• Footrests
• Reclining bucket seats

How intuitive is the 2011 Maybach Landaulet infotainment system?

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet is primarily a tech-friendly car and as per the 2011 standard, the Landaulet is decently equipped. The car gets an LCD monitor for the first row and an optional 19 cinema screen is a new addition to the car. This cinema screen is mounted at the partition between the compartments. The additional features include Bluetooth connectivity, Bose sound system with 21 speakers, an onboard navigation system, and a rear audiovisual system with dual video monitors and a DVD player.

Some of the most notable infotainment features available with the 2011 Maybach Landaulet include:

• LCD monitor
• AM/FM Radio
• Bluetooth Connectivity
• Optional cinema screen
• Bose sound system
• Navigation system

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet's exterior looks premium and makes it evident that it is a luxurious car. The separate rear compartment also portrays the ultraluxury segment of the car. The front face comes with a distinctive grille design, that you will commonly find in the Mercedes of that era. The side profile of the car appears a bit elongated which then merges with the subtle rear end. The large dimensions impart a robust look to the car as well. It comes with Front and rear Fog/driving lights and heated mirrors. The car is 242.7 inches long and has a width of 78 inches. The total wheelbase of the car is 150.7 inches.

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet is longer than the 2011 Phantom Drophead Convertible and the 2011 Continental Supersports Convertible. The 2011 Landaulet is also taller than the Continental Supersports. The Landaulet comes with the largest wheelbase among its rivals, followed by the Phantom Drophead and the Continental Supersports. If we have to pick a car just by its exterior design, we will surely be opting for the Bentley amongst the three competitors.

Some standout exterior features include:

• Signature grille design
• Heated mirrors
• Bi-xenon headlights
• Separate rear compartments
• Foglights
• 20-inch alloys 

Although the 2011 Maybach Landaulet comes with a tough and durable exterior frame, the open rear compartment can still cause trouble in case of an accident. The car gets front and rear side airbags and side curtain airbags. Furthermore, it features stability control, pre-tensioners, an antilock braking system, and a parking assist. The car also gets a security system that will prevent the engine from starting in case an unauthorized car key is used for ignition. The crash test ratings for the 2011 Maybach Landaulet is not available.

Some of the major safety features available with the 2011 Maybach Landaulet include

• Airbags
• Rearview Camera
• Pretensioners
• Stability system
• ABS
• Security system

2011 Maybach Landaulet vs 2011 Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Convertible 

The Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Convertible is much more expensive as compared to the 2011 Maybach Landaulet. The Phantom Drophead Convertible comes with a more appealing and attractive interior design. Its interior is not separated in two as the Landaulet. On the other hand, the Landaulet is more powerful and is able to deliver better torque output as compared to the Phantom Drophead. In terms of acceleration, the Landaulet is able to reach the 60 MPH mark in less time.

2011 Maybach Landaulet vs 2011 Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible

The 2011 Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible is more expensive as compared to the 2011 Maybach Landaulet. The Continental Supersports Convertible leads in terms of power output. The torque delivery of the 2011 Maybach Landaulet is much more impressive than the rival. The Landaulet reaches the 60 MPH mark quicker than the Continental Supersports. Furthermore, the Landaulet will cost you more money on the road as it comes with lower gas mileage than the Supersports.

The 2011 Maybach Landaulet is a ultra luxury car that is incorporated with an impressive powertrain. This combination makes it a true monster that can serve you a comforting ride, as well as a performance driven experience as well. The interior is as comfortable as you might imagine in a car of this segment. The tech features are on point, and the seats are comfortable as well. The exterior is attractive, but can’t match the Rolls Royce standard. Coming to safety, the protective features are sufficient enough to save you in case of a crash. In our view, if you get a good deal in a second hand market, then the 2011 Maybach Landaulet is worth your money.