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  1. sherrillt

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    #1 sherrillt, Sep 1, 2016
    Can anyone post some wholesale numbers on these? Market appears very soft, but data is limited on clean examples (most are high mileage sales)
     
  2. 355dreamer

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    #2 355dreamer, Sep 1, 2016
    57 or 62. Big difference in pricing.
     
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    #3 Prancing 12, Sep 1, 2016
    2016 sales -

    2004 57 - $40k (80k miles) - $52.5k (55k miles)
    2004 62 - $76k (21k miles)

    2005 57 - $58k (62k miles)
    2005 62 - $81k (29k miles)
     
  4. sherrillt

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    #4 sherrillt, Sep 1, 2016
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    Yep - omitted that key point - It would be a 57

    Thanks for the fast reply - The numbers are about what I thought. What's the source...Manheim? Any other data points on the cars (condition, title, unique color, etc)?
     
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    #5 ryalex, Sep 1, 2016
    Wow. That's two tons of car for that money. Phantom competitor at used Flying Spur prices.

    Now, the real question is how bad is the typical maintenance schedule?
     
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    #6 355dreamer, Sep 1, 2016
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    Here's the 05 57's
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  7. sherrillt

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    #7 sherrillt, Sep 2, 2016
    Can you pull the 2004 numbers?

    Yes - plenty of bang for the buck, and a little more subtle (my pref) than RR. It's essentially an uber trimmed S600. Some components are pricey (i.e. alternator), but oil change and service is standard MB from my reading.
     
  8. Sterling Sackey

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    #8 Sterling Sackey, Sep 2, 2016
    My guess is probably similar to a same-era W220 S600.
     
  9. GuyIncognito

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    #9 GuyIncognito, Sep 2, 2016
    as I understand it, running costs on the Maybach is far more expensive than an S class...lots of bespoke parts, lots of hydraulic bits, etc. more on par with a Phantom. they took an over engineered car and....over engineered it some more ;)
     
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  12. ryalex

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    #12 ryalex, Sep 2, 2016
    Fun interview, but what in the hell is wrong with the sound, when the staging is a recording studio?

    Also, too bad he didn't hold the Bugatti longer, they are asking way more than $1m...
     
  13. GuyIncognito

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    #13 GuyIncognito, Sep 2, 2016
    I think he's in a studio, on the phone with people in another studio (?)
     

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