In reaching back into its storied history, Mercedes' ultra exclusive brand showed the 2010 Maybach Zeppelin, a car that pays homage to one of the great limousines of the 1930s. Offered in both the standard length 57 S and the long wheelbase 62 S, the Maybach Zeppelin is distinguished by its unique two-tone paint scheme of light brown and black.
  

Other improvements include new streamlined outside mirrors, 20-in. chrome shadow wheels and Zeppelin lettering beneath the double M emblem on the radiator. Power comes from a 6.0-liter V-12 producing 631 bhp and 738 lb.-ft. of torque.

Inside, the Zeppelin features a combination of California beige and Stomboli black leathers that play off the exterior paint scheme. Piano black lacquer accents add to the elegant surroundings. And it's not just the new car smell that sets the Zeppelin apart, but rather a high-quality perfume atomizer that sprays premium fragrances at the touch of a button. The atomizer features a Plexiglas sphere mounted on the rear center console and can be activated either from the driver's seat or the rear center console. The chosen fragrance wafts into the passenger compartment in 10 to 12 seconds, with the system shutting down after 10 minutes.

The Zeppelin will be offered for sale beginning this summer with the first deliveries slated for January 2010