Mansory’s China Blue Mercedes-Maybach S 680 Stands Out From The Pack

Few cars ooze luxury and sophistication quite like the Mercedes-Maybach S 680 but the owner of this particular example wanted one that looked a little more overt than all others out there. As such, the car was handed over to Mansory and given a plethora of eye-catching modifications that in our eyes, work surprisingly well with the Maybach.

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Immediately making this S 680 stand out from all others is the China Blue paint finish. The shade of blue itself is relatively subtle but what’s not so subtle is the fact that the paint extends across almost every single exterior surface, including the glass roof and the front grille. Heck, even the large aftermarket wheels have the same paint scheme.

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The bodykit itself is quite striking, although it’s far from the most overt that we’ve seen from Mansory. Visible at the front are a pair of new air intakes with blue mesh. There is also a large gloss black grille and new LED daytime running lights that have been incorporated into the fascia. A dramatic new splitter is also featured.

Alterations continue along the sides of the Mercedes where the skirts have been extended and there are new gills on the front quarter panels. The tuner has also tweaked the rear end of the luxury sedan, crafting a subtle lip spoiler and a new diffuser with quad tailpipes.

Mansory has not said whether any interior changes have been made to the S-Class nor do we know if the 6.0-liter twin-turbocharged V12 has been tweaked either. Nevertheless, there’s no doubt that this Mercedes will attract a lot of attention when it is released into the wild, whether it’s parked up at a swanky hotel in the Middle East or cruising through the streets of Monte Carlo.

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