Maybachs from the mid-2000s are now worth pennies on the dollar. If you're willing to put up with the maintenance, this might be the ultimate luxury bargain.
Khodrocar - If normal, everyday cheap used luxury cars just don't do it for you anymore, perhaps its time to consider a used-mid 2000s Maybach. Thanks to exorbitant maintenance costs, values have plummeted, giving you the opportunity to have the ultimate in driving comfort for the price of a bare-bones 5-Series.
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Take this 2004 57 model as an example. When new, the 57 started at more than $300,000, but now, it can be had for nearly a sixth of that price, listed for sale at Ultimate Motorsports in Houston, Texas for just $54,980. It might look like a lightly restyled S-Class, but there are a ton of comfort-minded upgrades inside that justify the price tag.
Things like curtains, adjustable rear seating, seat-mounted screens, adjustable ride height, and ceiling-mounted gauges are all included. Oh, and it's worth mentioning the 57 came standard with Mercedes's 5.5-liter twin-turbo V12 engine.
And that's not even the cheapest 57 I could find on the internet. If you're willing to own one with a sketchy past (aren't you brave?), this example is listed for just $42,000 on eBay, priced low because it was a Lemon Law buyback when new.
Welcome to You Must Buy, our daily look at the cars you really should be buying instead of that boring commuter sedan.
Take this 2004 57 model as an example. When new, the 57 started at more than $300,000, but now, it can be had for nearly a sixth of that price, listed for sale at Ultimate Motorsports in Houston, Texas for just $54,980. It might look like a lightly restyled S-Class, but there are a ton of comfort-minded upgrades inside that justify the price tag.
Things like curtains, adjustable rear seating, seat-mounted screens, adjustable ride height, and ceiling-mounted gauges are all included. Oh, and it's worth mentioning the 57 came standard with Mercedes's 5.5-liter twin-turbo V12 engine.
And that's not even the cheapest 57 I could find on the internet. If you're willing to own one with a sketchy past (aren't you brave?), this example is listed for just $42,000 on eBay, priced low because it was a Lemon Law buyback when new.
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