Mercedes's Concept Car. Wow.

[Zacs-Master]

Inside, the upholstery is buttoned like a Chesterfield sofa (although the “buttons” are actually sensors checking on your well-being, monitoring heart rate and other vital functions, and even scans the colours of your clothes to adjust the lighting to complement),

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/luxury/motoring/mercedes-maybach-vision-6-debuts-at-pebble-beach/

[jno]

heavens, that was painful reading - have the Telegraph completely lost their command of the English language?

I'd be pushed to explain why, but somehow that interior reminded me of a child's playroom. Maybe it's the absence of sharp objects. But it does look sleek outside.

[Tilly2]

Just ordered one.

[jno]

only one? Isn't Mr Tilly getting one?

[Old_Geezer]

White and electric blue inside, odd shape. Not so keen. I might give it a miss.

[Prudie]

It's absolutely stunning on the outside - apart form the front grille which looks too frumpy (in car terms)

[Zacs-Master]

O_G if you read the article and my OP you'll notice that the interior colour changes. But yes, an interior strangely at odds with the exterior.

[vulcan42]

Stunning looking car, although as Prudie said, apart from the front grille, I can't help thinking Batmobile.

[Tilly2]

Mr T doesn't drive, Jno. So it's all mine!

[Tilly2]

The passenger well looks as though it has a piece of lino in it. I've cancelled my order.

[Old_Geezer]

I assumed the adjustable lighting was ambient/background rather than what appears to be display. I can't claim I see it as being stunning. I like gull wing doors, when there's room to operate them, but the only exterior picture I think looks good is the one from the from the left back location. Looking from other vantage points it seems bulbous where it ought to curve gently. I'd give it 7½ out of 10.

[ladybirder]

But Tilly, how will you manage to park it in the supermarket carpark with those doors?