The S650 cabriolet is the second vehicle released under the rebranded Mercedes-Maybach after the S600. Like nearly all vehicles in the Mercedes-Maybach sub-brand, the S650 cabriolet is powered by a 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 producing 621 horsepower and 738 lb-ft of torque. It travels from 0 to 60 mph in 4 seconds. Power is sent to the rear wheels via a 7-speed automatic. Features that distinguish the S650 from other S-Class convertibles consist of Maybach badges, chrome bumpers, unique 20-spoke wheels with center-lock caps covering the lug nuts, standard Swarovski crystal headlights, and exclusive quilted leather patterns. Only three configurations are offered with the Maybach S650 cabriolet: blue with a beige top, red with a black top, and white with a blue top. The S650 cabriolet was made solely for the 2017 model year with a total production run of 300 units. Of those 300 units, 75 were allocated to the United States. A "1 of 300" plaque adorns the center console of each Mercedes-Maybach S650 cabriolet. In all, the Maybach S650 cabriolet is an incredible ultra-luxury convertible that is worth every penny. When I first spotted one in Beverly Hills about four months ago, I didn't think it was as rare as it is since it is basically a dressed up S-Class convertible. This makes the Maybach S650 cabriolet even more special in my eyes. However, if I had to choose, I would give the slight edge to the very similar AMG S65 due to the latter's more athletic nature while maintaining almost the same level of comfort as the S650.
Included below is the base Mercedes-Benz S550/560 coupe and cabriolet, AMG S63 coupe, and Maybach S600 sedan.
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