Mercedes-Maybach S 650 Aurum Edition By Carlex Sets A Gold Standard
If you hate aluminum trim, Carlex has you covered.
The Mercedes-Maybach S 650 is already an extraordinarily luxurious machine. Carlex Design is known for taking luxury materials to a completely new level of lavishness, so when you combine these two forces, you can probably guess what the result will be. The aftermarket upfitter recently took to social media with images of its interior upgrade for the flagship Maybach sedan, and it can all be summed up in just one word. Gold.
Actually, Carlex Design sums it up in three words: Maybach Aurum Edition. That’s the official name for this greenhouse update, and yes, it’s all about gold-plated trim. Specifically, the company will replace various interior components with ones covered in either rose gold or yellow gold, but regardless of the actual color, it’s still gold. Carlex Design doesn’t go into detail on exactly what gets the special treatment, but judging by the photos from its Facebook post, pretty much everything aluminum to is transformed into glittering gold. That includes items on the dash, center console, doors, and the spokes on the steering wheel.
As for the rest of the interior, you might think Carlex goes after the seats and dash with quilted leather but that treatment comes straight from the Maybach factory. Wood trim compliments the abundant leather, which for this Carlex treatment comes exclusively with the silk beige / satin red pearl semi-aniline leather option. Similarly, all special edition models will wear a shade of Obsidian Black on the outside without any visual updates. It’s actually rather subdued compared to the accommodations inside the sedan, but there’s nothing subdued about the thrust generated from the S 650’s 621-horsepower (463-kilowatt) V12 engine.
There’s no mention of price for the Maybach Aurum Edition, but the standard S 650 starts at $200,000. If you can afford that much for a luxury sedan, spending a few more bucks for a gold upgrade is probably something you’re not worried about.
Source: Carlex Design via Facebook
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