Maybach Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

Maybach is the ultra-premium line sold through Mercedes-Benz, so there is no single Maybach price. Each model has its own base price, and the gap between the cheapest and most expensive 2026 model is large. This page lists the models used here, shows how 2025 prices compare, and previews what is known about 2027.

Prices below are starting MSRPs. They are the manufacturer's suggested price before destination, options, taxes, and dealer fees, so the amount on a purchase contract is usually higher.

The GLS is listed at $181,350, which matches the EQS SUV figure. The SL is listed at $226,250, and the S-Class at $233,500. If you want a Maybach SUV, the GLS and EQS SUV sit at the entry point of the lineup. If you want the sedan, the S-Class is the most expensive of the four.

For a closer look at the SUV, see our page on the Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600, which covers its trim and package pricing.

All three 2025 models in the list were priced lower or close to their 2026 counterparts. The S-Class moved from $204,650 in 2025 to $233,500 in 2026. The GLS went from $179,600 to $181,350. The EQS SUV changed least, from $181,050 to $181,350.

If you are comparing a new 2026 car with a 2025 car still on a dealer lot, compare the two starting prices first, then compare the equipment on each car. A model-year change can bring new standard features, so a lower sticker does not always mean the same car for less.

Two 2027 prices are listed. The SL is shown at $227,250, and the GLS 680 at $186,550. Both are starting prices from Car and Driver. Treat them as early figures, since manufacturers can change pricing and trim structure before cars reach showrooms.

Model choice sets the base price more than anything else. A sedan, a roadster, and two SUVs all carry different starting figures, as the table above shows.

After that, the final price depends on:

• Options and packages: Maybach buyers often specify paint, interior, and design packages, and these can add a great deal to the base figure. Package prices vary by model, so ask for the exact list.
• Destination charge: The starting prices here are not described as including destination. Destination and options add to the final price.
• Taxes and registration: Sales tax, title, and registration depend on your state and, in some cases, on the price of the car.
• Dealer fees and adjustments: Documentation fees differ by dealer. Ask whether any dealer-added items appear on the quote.

A new Maybach lets you order the exact specification and starts the manufacturer warranty. Pre-owned cars are available sooner, and the asking price depends on model year, mileage, options, and condition. Asking prices on pre-owned cars can sit above or below the original sticker, so check recent listings for the specific model.

On a pre-owned car, ask for the full service history and confirm what warranty coverage remains. A certified pre-owned program, where one is offered, comes with its own terms. Read them before you rely on them, and have an authorized Mercedes-Benz service department inspect the car.

Plan for insurance, scheduled service, tires, registration, and depreciation. Insurance quotes depend on where you live, your driving record, and the car, so request quotes before you commit. Ask the dealer about service plans and what the warranty covers.

For current prices and available packages, check Mercedes-Benz USA's official Maybach pages or ask an authorized dealer for a written quote.

Compare cars from the same model year, since a 2025 and a 2026 car of the same name carry different prices. Then match the body style and powertrain you want. The sedan, the roadster, and the SUVs serve different needs: rear-seat space, open-air driving, or cargo and ground clearance.

Ask for each quote in writing on the same configuration. A lower base price can be followed by costly packages, so the fairest comparison is the specification you would actually buy.