Mercedes Maybach Prices Released - Very Surprised!
S500 priced from €134,053 ($166,000)
S600 priced from €187,841 ($233,000)
http://www.worldcarfans.com/11412148...ed-from-187841
S500 priced from €134,053 ($166,000)
S600 priced from €187,841 ($233,000)
http://www.worldcarfans.com/11412148...ed-from-187841
Overall though, not a bad deal for those that need it. I am confident the Maybach versions will be super hot sellers.
Also I am guessing the quoted numbers are not the final MBUSA numbers but a conversion into the US dollar. So this may give an indication of US pricing but we really don't know pricing in the US yet.




Also I am guessing the quoted numbers are not the final MBUSA numbers but a conversion into the US dollar. So this may give an indication of US pricing but we really don't know pricing in the US yet.




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A standard S500 LWB is 109k Euros; compare that with 134k Euros for the Mercedes-Maybach S500. That's approximately a 23% premium.
A standard S600 LWB is 165k Euros and 187k Euros for the Maybach version; that's a 13% premium.
I'm guessing we can expect a similar percentage increase for the corresponding North American models.




I saw one in person and IMO the proportions look terribly weird. And the chrome door pillars look like those tacky aftermarket add ons that you see on Chrysler 300's, and not very finished especially in how the rear frame is left black.
IMO, the standard S Class LOOKS much better. The S Class Maybach is basically a usable limo with lots of rear seat comfort.
I think it'll sell initial batches (what doesn't from a popular brand?) based on the perception that Maybach's were well into the $300K range before (thus making some maybe even view this as a "bargain") and then years in, they won't move. If it's gonna essentially double the price, I personally would've liked to see a differently constructed front interior, at least an attempt, over the "run of the mill" S.
I think it'll sell initial batches (what doesn't from a popular brand?) based on the perception that Maybach's were well into the $300K range before (thus making some maybe even view this as a "bargain") and then years in, they won't move. If it's gonna essentially double the price, I personally would've liked to see a differently constructed front interior, at least an attempt, over the "run of the mill" S.
The front interior probably did not change much because it is meant to be a car the buyer is driven in.
Personally I will be driving my S550, so I will be very happy with the standard car!
The front interior probably did not change much because it is meant to be a car the buyer is driven in.
Personally I will be driving my S550, so I will be very happy with the standard car!
The best thing they did with it, marketing wise, is call it a "Maybach", as IMO that'll be largely contributing factor as to it moving at all. In reality, it's a stretched, very highly equipped S600, imo.
I have a friend - you know who it is - who used to have a Maybach 57S (before it was destroyed by hurricane Sandy).
Yes - his mom was driven around in it to the city.
But when he wanted to take it out - I used to see him driving it like No big deal.
I personally can see the three of us (u me ed) driving a Maybach as well as being driven. It's not like a limousine or the Maybach 62 (which would be ridiculous to drive if you own it).
I could be wrong.




I will certainly be considering it on my next go around... heaven help me.

I have already spoken to MB about what type of customization would be allowed, although I do have a couple of years to go.
Last edited by LovinMercedes; Dec 22, 2014 at 11:44 PM.
I will certainly be considering it on my next go around... heaven help me.

I have already spoken to MB about what type of customization would be allowed, although I do have a couple of years to go.

I can totally see myself driving it. It's not a school bus! lol
Would be different cas for the Pullman.




