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Let's Roll! Travel to Berlin and Stuttgart with the editors of Old Cars
Absolutely Worth the Trip: See These Rare Maybach Cars in Person!
The main attraction on Day 4 of our Old Cars Travel adventure is the Museum of Historical Maybach Vehicles in Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz, Bavaria. Maybach vehicles from the 1920s and '30s are among the most coveted and revered in the world, and the Maybach Museum is the only shrine in the world dedicated exclusively to telling the Maybach story. Only a small number of Maybach vehicles still exist, and the Maybach Museum has 16 of them on hand, displayed in a historic building that has been turned into a stunning modern classic car palace. We'll spend the morning exploring these unique exhibits that tell the story of the Maybach engine construction, its vehicles, engines, and transmissions. Historic engines, transmissions and axles as well as interesting displays, models, and short films round off the exhibition.
Lower demand and generous supply team up for milder gas prices at the moment, but a summer of travel is still ahead. Here's where gas prices are at the moment.
The era of inexpensive R129 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class cars is coming to a close, but this example with Sir Stirling Moss ownership history could be a bargain.
