A rare 1975 Mercedes-Benz Maybach limousine which took 7 years to restore is now on sale for more than $2 million — see inside

600 Pullman Maybach W100.Auto Leitner

• A 1975 Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Maybach W100 that took seven years to restore is currently on sale for $2.15 million.
• The restoration process was overseen by Mercedes-Benz Classic and Daimler AG with a goal of maintaining its iconic exterior qualities while updating its interior features.
• The 45-year-old vehicle now comes with a chilled minibar, a TV, a dimmable glass panoramic roof, and Swarvoski crystals encrusted into the ceiling of the car.
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A 1975 Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Maybach W100 that took seven years to restore is now on sale for $2.15 million.

The rebuilding and renovation of the vehicle took seven years to complete, between 2007 and 2014. The process — which was overseen by Mercedes-Benz Classic and Daimler AG — was completed with a goal of maintaining its iconic exterior qualities.

Several parts for the car were ordered from Mercedes-Benz's ultra-luxe Maybach brand specifically for the restoration project to ensure that the W100 could authentically retain its iconic look. But instead of ordering a new gearbox or modern engine, the team restored the 1975 car's original gearbox and 6.3-liter V8 engine, which has only seen 1,000 miles since its conception 45 years ago.

The car is now being sold by Netherlands-based Auto Leitner for €2.15 million, around $2.33 million, excluding VAT. Keep scrolling to see the fully restored 1975 Mercedes 600 Pullman Maybach W100: