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Elevated seating
Sitting a level above the front row, passengers in the back look over the front seats instead of peering between them. That may sound like a minor tweak, yet it alters the whole feel of the journey, most of all on a country lane where the hedges would otherwise mark the edge of your view.
Rather than tipping far back, the seat holds you upright with firm support. You're meant to look out of this car, not doze in it, and the seat angles follow that thinking. Anyone after a near-flat recline on a long transfer would be happier in the Maybach.








