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2024 Mercedes-Maybach S 680 4MATIC (Z223)
Sedan
CA$279,900
€333,199
VAT included and reclaimable: VAT is shown separately on the invoice.
Auto Seredin offers this new Mercedes-Maybach S 680 Edition 100, a Maybach centenary special model listed as one of 100 examples. Finished in two-tone High-tech Silver and Nautical Blue, it features Crystal White and Silver Grey Pearl leather, individual climate-controlled rear seats, a refrigerated compartment with champagne flutes, and Burmester 4D sound. Rear-axle steering, Airmatic suspension, and Digital Light headlights complete the car. The 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12 is rated at about 604 hp.
This vehicle’s price€333,199
USD calculation basis ≈ $387,944. Indicative conversion, rates dated August 28, 2026.
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FAQ
The asking price is €333,199 (about $387,944).
Its price is 92% above the median of the other 3 Mercedes-Maybach S 680 for sale on LuxuryPulse ($202,039).
50 km (about 31 miles), as listed by the seller.
It is offered as a new car.
Two-tone High-tech Silver and Nautical Blue exterior with Crystal White and Silver Grey Pearl Exclusive leather interior.
The seller lists Maybach 100 Years special model with specific floor mats, Chauffeur package with memory, Sun protection package with power rear-door blinds, Driver Assistance Package Plus, Air-Balance package and Energizing Air Control, High-End Interior Package and Exclusive package, Luxury rear seat package with individual multicontour rear seats, Power rear backrest and head restraint adjustment, and 139 more items on this page.
Engine: 6.0-liter twin-turbo V12. Transmission: Nine-speed 9G-Tronic automatic. The Mercedes-Maybach S 680 is rated at 604 hp (612 PS), according to Wikipedia.