Like the Audi R8, Rolls-Royce Ghost, and its little brother the Maybach 57, DaimlerChrysler's supremely luxurious Maybach 62 has never been recalled. The Maybach 62 is the ultra-long-wheelbase sibling of the Maybach 57; at 242.5 inches long, the 62 is easily the longest passenger sedan on the market. Given the almost-half a million dollar pricetag, if the Maybach 62s ever do get recalled, you should expect the mechanic to come to you, not the other way around.
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