Liquidator 600

The Liquidator 600 is a luxury saloon appearing in Highway Nights and The Syndicate.

Alarm für Cobra 11: Highway Nights
The Liquidator 600 is based on the 2009-2013 Mercedes-Benz S 600, albeit with a few changes. The side details are altered, along with the front and rear fascias. The front end has projector-style headlamps, a front bumper with chrome pieces on the vents and a bonnet resembling that of the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, albeit smaller, and it only runs to the uppermost slit of the chrome grille, which has three slits. The C11 badge is placed at the middle of the bonnet and the grille. The rear is made up of rectangular dual exhaust tips, with the centre-most tip being longer than the other tip. The two exhaust tips are joined by a grille strip. The tail lamps are made up of three LED strips, and the centre brakelight is found on the boot lid. Another chrome strip is found on the side profile, and the door handles and side mirrors are even chromed out. The side mirrors resemble that of the BMW 5-Series (E60) or BMW 6-Series (E63). Inside, the car has headrest monitors, a feature commonly found on luxury saloons of the 2000s. The car also sports parking sensors and headlamp washers. The car has a 12-spoke rim design with a bowl-shaped centre. The same rim design can be found on the Executive Stretch Limo.

Alarm für Cobra 11: The Syndicate
The Liquidator 600 is given a facelift with a new front fascia, consisting of the same Opel-style grille found on the Ben B 32, a new front bumper with small foglamps, new headlamps with two xenon units, a rectangular unit and LED indicators, and the SLR-style bonnet bump has been integrated, especially in the lower part of the bonnet. The rear has minor changes, with the tail lamps turned into one unit and a strip of bump added to the rear bumper. The side mirrors now have turn indicators. The rim design is replaced with a 20-spoke design, which can be found on the Ben B32.

Performance
In both games, the Liquidator 600 is powered by a 6.0-litre V12 engine in a front-engine, rear-wheel drive layout.