Mercedes-Maybach S680 Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The S 680 is the top Maybach sedan in the S-Class family. It is built for passengers who sit in the back, and its price reflects both the engine and the amount of equipment fitted as standard.

The numbers below compare the 2027 starting prices with the 2026 figures, and place the S 580 next to the S 680. All of them are starting MSRPs, so destination, options, taxes, and dealer fees are extra.

The 2027 S 680 4MATIC starts at $247,450. That is the base figure before any personalization. Most cars at this level are ordered or allocated with options, so the price on a real purchase agreement is usually higher than the starting number.

The S 580 4MATIC is the lower of the two 2027 models at $210,200. The S 680 4MATIC is listed at $247,450. The difference between them is what you pay for moving up to the flagship powertrain.

Both cars share the Maybach positioning, so the choice is whether the S 680 powertrain is worth the added cost to you. If you want the Maybach interior and rear-seat focus but do not need the top engine, the S 580 is the cheaper way in.

The 2026 S 680 listed at $245,750, and the 2026 S 580 at $207,150. Compared with the 2027 figures, both models are listed higher for the newer year. These 2026 numbers come from a different source than the 2027 list, so small differences in what is included are possible. Check the year on any car you are shopping.

• Powertrain: The S 680 is the top configuration, and that is why it sits above the S 580.
• Model year: Starting prices have moved from 2026 to 2027, so a leftover prior-year car may be priced differently.
• Options and personalization: Paint, wheels, interior finishes, and rear-seat features can add a large amount to a car at this price. No option prices were verified here.
• Destination: A delivery charge is added to the starting MSRP.
• Dealer pricing: Dealers set their own selling price, and allocation can affect whether a car is available at the sticker figure.

Cars at the top of a model range are often built and shipped in small numbers. A dealer may receive only a few, and may ask for a deposit to put you on a list. In some markets, buyers see an added dealer charge above MSRP, while in others dealers discount to move a car.

Ask directly whether the dealer is adding anything beyond the manufacturer's price, and get the answer in writing. Contact more than one authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer if you can.

Running a car in this class costs more than the purchase price suggests. Plan for these items:

• Insurance: Premiums depend on your location, driving history, and where the car is kept. A high-value sedan can be costly to insure, so request quotes early.
• Maintenance: Service intervals and parts pricing vary by dealer. Ask about prepaid service plans.
• Tires: Large wheels and high-end tires cost more to replace.
• Depreciation: A new luxury sedan loses value over time, and the rate depends on mileage, condition, and demand.
• Registration and taxes: Some states charge more on higher-value vehicles.

Payment terms depend on your credit profile, the length of the loan, and the down payment. Compare the dealer's offer with a quote from your own lender. If leasing, review the mileage limit and end-of-term charges. For decisions about borrowing, consider speaking with a licensed financial professional.

The manufacturer's official US website lists the current Maybach S 680 4MATIC. For the amount you will actually pay, request a written quote from an authorized dealer that lists destination, options, and fees.