The company Xenatec, maker of the Maybach 57S Coupe conversion called Cruisero, might be bankrupt according to reports, but that's not to stop us from appreciating their creation. Thanks to Marchettino we have this close-up look of the ultra luxury coupe cruising the famous F1 race circuit streets of Monaco.

Based on the Maybach 57S sedan, Xenatec has produced 8 of the 100 units planned according to reports. Pricing started at €675,000 ($928,732) and had the blessing of Maybach as they honored the model's original warranty.

In converting the sedan to a coupe, Xenatec pushed the B-pillar back 508mm (20 inches) and increased the curvature of the roof by installing more rakish A- and C-pillars (sail panel into quarter panel). In doing so, the doors, side sills, front fender and rear quarter panels were re-fabricated. The result is a sleeker and sportier vehicle. At the same time, the interior has been upgraded even beyond Maybach's high standard, but without sacrificing the quiet, conservative nature of the vehicle.

Maybach Xenatec 57S Sound - Start, Rev and Driving - YouTube

 

love coupes! love it

 

Looks way better as a coupe!

 

Same here, love the look but I wish they would have left the front stock, not feeling that new bumper.

...same goes for the rear lights

 

I would love to see one with ADV5SL

 

I like this! great looking car

 

That would be very cool! We're open to doing all sorts of cars. We've done Bentley's and RR's but I don't recall ever doing a Maybach.

 

Landalaut aside...this is the best looking Maybach