Saturday, May 2, 2026

That Maybach moment on 11th Street, explained

Photos by Stacie Joy

We received several reader queries throughout the day about the few million dollars' worth of luxury cars being removed from semis on 11th Street and Avenue B. 

Stacie Joy, EVG's high-performance luxury vehicle correspondent, went to check it out. 

Turns out the fleet was part of a wing-ding (or whatever these things are called now) for the all-new Mercedes-Maybach S-Class sedan released for the premiere of "The Devil Wears Prada 2." 

It took place at event venue Bathhouse Studios, 538 E. 11th St. between Avenue A and Avenue B. (Read some bathhouse history here.)
Anyway, the car features rose gold accents, an illuminated grille and a bespoke interior with "RUNWAY" details. Puts the "atious" in ostentatious.
Starting price: $207,150 for the S 580 (V8)... $207,199 with the cassette deck.

7 comments:

  1. We don't need this in our neighborhood.

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    1. @shadowwhipsers…. To the contrary, our neighborhood needs more of this. More money being spent in our neighborhood, more investment in our neighborhood [events, restaurants, nightlife, and relevant cultural events] , and better representation in the press and by our local politicians. Our neighborhood needs less graffiti, fewer homeless being dumped off [from other neighborhoods], less free parking, fewer JOCO deliveristas riding on sidewalks and defecating/ urinating in public, and less crime on bodega workers.

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  2. Beautiful to see it. A welcomed moment that makes the neighborhood always interesting.

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  3. Have Cassettes, will travel - I'll take that option!

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  4. Fun. No need for the killjoy above.

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