What could be more presidential than a Maybach V12 Twin Turbo limousine? Well, nothing. This is probably the most presidential and unbelievable, perhaps record-setting auction ever, and there will be plenty of bidders. All of the mouse buttons will be sold out in Washington. It's hard to find a good mouse button to click buy-it-now in this auction. Find this 2004 Maybach 57 V12 TwinTurbo offered here on eBay for $48,888 buy-it-now or make-offer located in Dry Pond, NC.
President's Day Holiday is this upcoming Monday, so a few lucky folks get a three day weekend...and around here we are going to bring you a collection of executive class cars, but first we've got an oddball. Find this 1979 Dodge Diplomat offered for $3,500 in Ft Myers, FL via craigslist. Tip from Dascpcu.
What could be more appropriate for our President's Day celebration than a Studebaker President? The OG Studebaker President was the high-end offering from Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company as they branched out from wagons to electric powered horseless carriages. The name was revived in 1955 as the name of Studebaker's fully optioned sedan and was phased out in 1958 as Studebaker started its death spiral. Find this 1956 Studebaker President offered for $4,500 in Johnson Creek, WI via craigslist.
The Mercedes-Benz W220 generation S-Class was yet another edition of Mercedes' big heavyweight luxury freight train for the wealthy. For the 2002 model year a new revised look was released, with the sportiest version being the S55 AMG but the most expensive was the V12 S600. The power ratings for the S55's V8 and S600's V12 were almost identical, but the AMG version offered a sporty ride while the S600 was designed for being chauffeured in the back seat. Find this 2002 Mercedes-Benz AMG S55 (offered in what the seller describes as "president black") for sale in Seattle, WA for $12,500 via craigslist.
With President's day rapidly approaching, we are asking our dear readers to help find us the best President's Day cars in the Daily Turismo preferred price range. Last year Ford re-branded their Lincoln division as the Lincoln Motor Company and launched a bizarre ad campaign that included videos of an actor playing the long dead President Lincoln and trying to convince you to spend four score dollars on a Ford product with a hideous grill and manta-ray styling. It would be easy to spend the day featuring freshly depreciated Lincoln product...but...there must be something better out there.