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Which car manufacturer owns the MM logo?
MM is the designation for Maybach, a German luxury car manufacturer founded in 1909 by Wilhelm Maybach and his son Karl Maybach.
A rare Maybach 62S with a four-digit license plate is valued at 10 billion VND in Saigon.
The ultra-luxury Maybach 62S sedan boasts the first digits of the 51L license plate series in Ho Chi Minh City, making it even more exclusive, yet its price is only around 10 billion VND.
How to distinguish between a genuine Maybach and a modified Maybach.
To distinguish between a genuine Maybach and a modified Maybach, customers can check the vehicle's documentation, quality, interior, exterior, and price.
Take a look at the pair of Maybach 62S cars worth over 40 billion VND owned by a Ninh Binh tycoon.
The pair of Maybach 62S cars owned by a wealthy businessman from Ninh Binh, which appeared during the recent Lunar New Year, are priced at over 40 billion VND.
Photo: Cuong Do La's customized F12 supercar with high-end accessories.
The F12, imported from Dubai, was later acquired by Cuong Do La and has been customized with matte black decals, a DMC carbon fiber body kit, 22-inch HRE custom wheels, and a jet-style exhaust system.
Revisiting the Maybach 62S - a luxury car once owned by Vietnamese tycoons.
The Maybach 62S is one of the most luxurious cars in the world, and was once very popular among wealthy Vietnamese.
Has Cuong Dollar just acquired a new pair of supercars worth nearly 40 billion VND?
Photos taken at Cuong Do La's garage, featuring a Maybach 62S and a Ferrari 488 GTB, have attracted attention from the online community.
A closer look at the pair of supercars worth over 70 billion VND in Vietnam.
Two of the most expensive luxury cars in Vietnam, the Rolls-Royce Phantom Sacred Fire Edition and the Maybach 62S, have recently appeared at a resort in northern Vietnam.
Chairman Thuy talks about the collection of million-dollar supercars in Ninh Binh.
Over the past few days, netizens have been buzzing about the collection of million-dollar supercars belonging to a Ninh Binh tycoon, whom many believe to be businessman Nguyen Duc Thuy.
The Maybach 62S and Phantom Dragon supercars 'go head-to-head' in Hanoi.
Two luxury cars were spotted parked close together near the Hilton Hotel in Hanoi, both bearing Saigon license plates.
With fake license plates, supercars worth tens of billions of VND could be confiscated.
The fact that two cars, a Rolls-Royce Phantom and a Maybach 62S, share the same license plate number 51A-058.88 is a violation of the law.
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