2004 Maybach 57

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?? 2004 Maybach 57 — Black on Tan
There are used cars, and then there's this. The Maybach 57 wasn't built to compete with luxury sedans — it was built to sit above them, hand-assembled for owners who wanted the finest the automotive world had to offer at any price. Only a handful were ever sold in the U.S. each year, and finding one this well-documented, this clean, and this low-mileage is rare in itself. This one wears Black over a Tan interior and just rolled out of service on a fresh set of premium aftermarket wheels and matching new tires.

? What You're Actually Getting
• Carma 90-point inspection — road tested, inspected, and serviced before it ever hits the lot.
• Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan (DOWC Level 1) — engine, transmission, and drivetrain coverage included at full out-the-door price. Details below.
• 5-Year Maintenance Plan — a $2,500 value, 25 discounted oil changes plus additional service discounts, included at full price.
• CARFAX-verified: no accidents or damage reported across all three owners.
• 27 documented service records — factory Mercedes-Benz/Maybach dealer service (Manhattan) for the first 13 years, followed by continued dealer and specialist service in Georgia through 2026.
• Full Carma pre-delivery service — completed at Duluth Auto Service & Imports: multi-point pre-delivery inspection, air filter service (typical retail value ~$50–$100), full V12 spark plug replacement — a labor-intensive 12-cylinder job (typical retail value ~$500–$800), and steering angle/steering wheel rotation sensor service (typical retail value ~$400–$800), followed by a wheel check and fresh battery this year (typical retail value ~$400–$800).
• Front brake service completed in early 2025 (typical retail value ~$400–$700).
• Genuinely low mileage — 81,679 miles over 22 years, with every owner on record driving well below the industry average annual mileage.
• Just-installed premium aftermarket wheels ($2,150) and matching new tires ($1,145) — a fresh, upgraded stance on a car that's earned it.

• Total documented recent investment: approximately $5,000–$7,300 — combining the exact cost of the new wheels and tires with typical retail values for the recent service work above.

?? Real Value
The Maybach 57 is a thinly-traded car, and pricing guides don't always agree on what one is worth — we checked multiple sources rather than leaning on a single number. Edmunds puts a baseline clean-condition value in the mid-$40,000s to high-$40,000s range, while actual recorded sales and auction results over the past several years have ranged much more widely — from the high-teens up into the $90,000s, with a recent comparable sale earlier this year landing in the mid-$30,000s. That spread is normal for a car this rare — condition, documentation, and mileage matter enormously here, and this example's clean CARFAX and unusually low annual mileage work in its favor. Market pricing on cars like this can shift, and we're always happy to pull a current pricing report on request. Price is only what you pay — value is what you get.

?? Features & Specs
• 5.5L V12 engine, rear-wheel drive
• Quad-zone automatic climate control
• Heated and massaging front seats, heated rear seats
• Premium leather upholstery with wood interior trim
• Air suspension
• Glass moonroof
• Adaptive cruise control
• Front and rear parking sensors
• Premium Bose surround-sound audio system
• Self-leveling xenon HID headlights
• Auto-dimming mirrors, heated steering wheel
• New premium aftermarket wheels and matching new tires

?? Vehicle History (Full Transparency)
This Maybach's CARFAX is as clean as they come: no accidents or damage reported, no