What's up BIG $$$?

Yo-Yo mates could u help a brotha out I need help identifying this beautiful white Mercedes with em sexy chrome rims from this video!
I would be really happy if someone could tell me the exact year model/model of the Mercedes line for instance if it is S class or CL etc!
Cheers mates!

U first get to see at 0:16-0:27, and then at 1:02

Ha det!
▶ 3:52
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fle-zebSXNc

This post was edited by Holyzin on Jun 16 2016 07:53am

What the hell is the point of owning a four dour Maserati when you own a Cayenne. Or vice versa. If it was a Quattroporte, maybe. But even then. There's (much) better sports sedans for the same price, and the Ghibli has quite possible the cheapest looking interior of a car over $50,000. If you insist on the Maserati/Porsche combo, a Ghibli and a Boxster/Cayman or a 4-5 year old 911 would be a better choice.

If you've got money to spend on cars, your "toy" should actually be a toy and not something redundant

Nice to see you drank your haterade again today.

It's good shit.

I don't need someone telling me how to spend my money.. I already have a 488 GTB arriving at the end of this year

This post was edited by w84me on Jun 17 2016 05:51pm

I don't care what you need. I'm doing it anyway.

And lol, you have the cheapest Cayenne and the cheapest (and by far worst Maserati) and you're buying a $250,000 Ferrari? OK. And those are ROC license plates, so those cars are more expensive compared to the USD prices.

This post was edited by Caedus on Jun 18 2016 06:16am

clearly you don't know the car market here.

This post was edited by w84me on Jun 18 2016 07:58am

No, I probably know it better than you. It's got a bit less of the emphasis on vehicles as status symbols that the mainland has but still the same overabundance of children spending their parents money while not getting a lesson in the value of money. And imported luxury goods are marked up considerably compared to prices in Europe/America. I know generally the mark up is generally 50-75%, but just to prove it, I checked Taipei's Ferrari dealer. They have a used California for 12,500,000 NT$. Which is about 380,000 USD. A well optioned new California retails for $230-240,000 in the US, a used one the same price as the one in Taipei is about $220,000, but you can find one for closer to 200. A 488 is what, at least 15mil NT$, probably closer to 16 after options. P.S., that Maserati is overpriced and just generally a poor car anywhere, the ROC not exempt. But please tell me I don't know what the market is like. You picked the wrong part of the world to tell me that, East Asian policy and economics is a bit of an area of expertise for me (and also why I knew those pictures were taken in Taiwan).

But hey, thanks for taking this so personally. I know I've gotten under someone's skin when they feel the need to whine about it over private message.

This post was edited by Caedus on Jun 18 2016 08:50am

so you are 27 by now am i correct? go get a job, work hard and maybe you can come close to achieving half of what i've done.. lmk when that time comes then you talk

This post was edited by w84me on Jun 18 2016 09:28am