2011 Maybach 57

$372,500
2011 Maybach 57 Review
Pros
- First-class luxury features.
- Opulent materials and design.
- Powerful V12 engines.
- Plush ride quality.
Cons
- Enormous size.
- Poor fuel economy.
- Costs as much as a house.
- Lacks the panache of rivals.
The 2011 Maybach 57 is an ultra-luxurious large sedan that can seat up to four people. With an opulent interior, exquisite cabin materials, first-class convenience features, and superb fit and finish, it shines as one of the most luxurious vehicles on sale. In addition to having a supremely luxurious cabin, the 57 can be tailored to a customer’s exact specifications, as Maybach sells the car with an extensive list of options that makes every vehicle look and feel different. While the 57 is a high-end luxury car often used to chauffeur around celebrities and royalty, the car also has a V12 engine that’s rated up to 620 horsepower. That kind of power brings strong acceleration in a vehicle that weighs roughly 6,000 pounds.
The Maybach 57 separates itself from the pack with its roomy interior, powerful V12 engines, plush interior, and cushy ride. Keep in mind, though, it trails key rivals when it comes to maneuverability on tight roads, fuel economy, and pricing. With a starting price tag of over $300,000 when new, the 57 costs as much as some homes in the U.S. In addition to costing a lot of money in the initial purchase, the 57 will also cost a small fortune to fill up, as it’s rated at 12 mpg combined and requires premium gasoline. And at 18.8 feet in length, the 57 is a large car that can be difficult to drive around town and in tight cities.
Maybach 57 Changes for 2011
More power for 57 S trim.
Updated exterior styling.
Special-edition 57 Zeppelin discontinued.
Where the 57 Sits in the 2011 Maybach Lineup
Maybach’s vehicle lineup also includes the 62, which is positioned above the 57.
2011 Maybach 57 vs. the Competition
An ultra luxurious sedan such as the Maybach 57 is an ideal choice for shoppers who want an opulent interior, high-powered V12 engine, and plush ride. The 57 competes with these rivals:
Rolls-Royce Phantom: Regal driving dynamics, magnificent ride quality, dizzying level of customization, and extravagant exterior and interior styling.
Bentley Mulsanne: Advanced tech features, powerful twin-turbo V8 engine, sumptuous interior, and bold exterior styling.
Aston Martin Rapide: Sporty exterior styling, athletic handling, 470-horsepower V12 engine, highly customizable, and a gorgeous interior design.
What’s the Best 2011 Maybach 57 Trim for You?
Which Trim Is the Best Value
With features such as 10-way power-adjustable front seats that also have massaging and heat functions, quad-zone climate control, as well as an active self-leveling suspension, the base 57 is sold packed with high-end features. Its list of standard equipment also includes 19-inch wheels, adaptive cruise control, a sunroof, full leather upholstery, reclining and heated rear captain’s chairs, a rear drinks cooler, a 21-speaker Bose audio system, a six-disc CD changer, navigation, and a rearview camera.
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Best Trim for Fuel Economy
The 57 has a twin-turbocharged 5.5-liter V12 engine that makes 543 horsepower, a 5-speed automatic transmission, and rear-wheel drive. The luxury car can get up to 12 mpg combined in this configuration.
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Best Trim for Cargo Space
The 57 has up to 14.9 cubic feet of cargo space in the trunk.
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Top-of-the-Line Trim
The range-topping 57 S is the best option for maximum performance. It has 20-inch wheels, high-performance tires, a lower ride height, sport suspension, and a twin-turbocharged 6.0-liter V12 engine that makes 620 horsepower. Luxury features mirror ones available on the 57, as it has massaging and power-adjustable front seats, reclining and heated rear seats, navigation, a 21-speaker audio system, a DVD entertainment system, adaptive cruise control, a sunroof, quad-zone climate control, and a beverage cooler.
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Should I Buy an Older Maybach 57 Instead?
The 57 is in its first generation, which was introduced with the 2004 model. Any older first-generation model (2004-2012) will be broadly similar to the 2011 57. You could therefore save money by purchasing a used Maybach 57 that’s older than the 2011 model.
You can find a used Maybach 57 with Carfax used car listings. Each used car comes with a free Carfax vehicle history report.
2011 Maybach 57 Trim Configurations
2011 Maybach 57 Safety
2011 Maybach 57 Safety Features
- Child Seat Anchors Standard
- Parking Sensors front, rear
- Antilock Brakes Standard
- Front Drive Airbags Standard
- Front Passenger Airbags Standard
- Side Curtain Airbags Standard
- Side Impact Airbags Standard
- Brake Assist Standard
- Daytime Running Lights Standard
- Electronic Stability Control Standard
- Electronic Traction Control Standard
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System Standard
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2011 Maybach 57 Pricing
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Original MSRP | $372,500 - $412,000 |
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