Yeah, if Bentley and Maserati 4-doors have their own categories, I definitely think the S600 Maybach deserves to go in the Maybach category.

Hell, a base Mercedes S class is more exotic than a ghibli. So if a ghibli has a damn category, a S600 Maybach definitely deserves a spot in the Maybach category

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Thanks idk if I can and yes, it was very hard, couldn't get a front shot cuz of how close it was parked to the car in front.

Maybe where you are but I see 20 S Class for every Ghibli in this area

True cuz Mercedes is a more common, more respected company (no offense Maserati lovers/owners), but still, S600s cost way more and are WAY rarer

The Ghibli category is for this Ghibli:

Umm, no. The Maserati Ghibli category is for all the cars that Maserati calls Ghibli. That's as straight-forward as you can get. If new Ghibli's aren't exotic enough for you, that's another issue. I personally think the new Ghibli's production numbers are way too high. But regardless, claiming that an exotic's category should only belong to a certain generation is just dumb. As it stands, this site has enough problems regarding categories. Why add to that? It's a Maserati, it's a Ghibli. There's a Maserati Ghibli category. Get over it. What's the big deal?

What you're proposing is kind of like saying that the Ferrari California category should only apply to the classic 250 California and not the new ones. Or that any random category should only apply to a specific generation. And yes, I am aware that California's are much rarer than Ghibli's. That's not the point.

Umm, no. Despite me being not able to tell between the new Quattroporte and Ghibli and sometimes accidentally posting the wrong one, that category's just for the old Ghibli.

Same as how Model S's can't be posted anymore despite still having a category.

The category was created long before the new version came out, so therefore it was created without an underperforming, 5-series tier, sub-$80k sedan in mind. The category still exists because, well, the original Ghibli still exists. But, in my own opinion, it shouldn't include the current Ghibli because it's an ENTIRELY different car. Saying that this means I want a category to only belong to a certain generation is just dumb, because the new one isn't even a continuation of the previous Ghibli model, but just uses the same name. The new Ghibli is in fact the successor to the Biturbo, and I don't see a Biturbo category on the site.

Let's say that the original Dodge Dart, a beautiful, classic, historically significant car, was a postable car. Does that mean the current Dart, essentially the new version of the NEON, should also be postable? (I actually don't mind the new Dart, but that's not the point).

About the Ferrari thing, the California category was actually created for the current California. 250 Californias have generally been put in the 250 category, along with 250 GT Berlinettas, 250 GTO's, 250 GT Lussos, and all the other 250's, which are all closely related.

Actually Ghibili does apply only to the old one. You saying the new and old Ghibili should share the category is like saying a Ford GT and Mustang GT should share the same category

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Well it's not really a car worthy of being featured anyway, its only an expensive S class among supercars and hypercars

It wasn't really about the photo being featured. It was about the photo being deleted. Personally, I think the S600 Maybach should be allowed. If we are going to refer to the S600 Maybach as a glorified S-Class, let's refer to the Maybach 57/62 as glorified S-Class's as well. The Maybach 57/62 were built to be extra luxurious S-Classes, and so was the S600 Maybach. So why should one be allowed and another not?

Come on guys. Are we not supposed to post S65 AMGs on the basis that they are just "very nice" S-Classes? It's nonsense; the S600 Maybach is a $190,000+ car that competes with the Flying Spur and Ghost. There's no reason why that photo should have been removed, and it's irresponsible to spring new rules on us overnight and expect us to know what happened without notifying us.