The Maybach 57 is a landmark ultra-luxury flagship saloon reintroduced by Daimler Chrysler to directly compete with Rolls-Royce
Named after its impressive 5.73 metre overall length, the 57 was engineered primarily as the owner-driven alternative to its longer, chauffeur-focused sibling, the Maybach 62
Powered by a 5.5-litre twin-turbocharged M285 V12 generating 543bhp through five-speed automatic transmission
Costing over £250,000 when new, it's evident where the money was spent with18-way power adjustable front seats, 14-way power rear seats, front/rear seat massage and multi-zone climate control, twin rear entertainment screens, a bespoke roof-mounted instrument cluster showing speed and time to rear passengers, and a built-in beverage refrigerator
Finished in Alaska White, this example was delivered new to Japan in 2004 in right-hand drive, later spending time in Hong Kong, which accounts for the low mileage of 40,733 miles
It was registered in the UK on 19/02/2026 as one of 52 cars...