Maybach 57S Coupe conversion by Xenatec previewed

Posted by Mr Dung Thursday, May 20, 2010

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Since Mercedes-Benz's parent company Daimler has no official plans to introduce an 'uber' luxurious coupe for its fading Maybach brand, the company gave its blessing to German-based engineering firm Xenatec to create a two-door version of the Maybach 57S.


Said to be developed in close cooperation with Maybach, the 57S Coupe special will be built in a strictly limited number of 100 examples each priced from a hefty €650,000 or about US$805,000 at today's exchange rates.


The transformation from a limo to a coupe includes redesigned A-, B- and C-columns with the second column moved back by 200mm, a more raked roofline, restyled front and rear ends, and a slightly wider body while retaining the same 3.39m-long wheelbase as the sedan model.


The extended wheel arches of the car are filled in with newly designed 20- or optionally 21-inch alloy wheels.


The four-seater 57S Coupe keeps the standard Maybach S' 6.0-liter bi-turbocharged V12 with 612HP (for the record, in the latest facelift output has been upped to 630HP), so expect about 5.0 seconds for the standard 0-100km/h (62mph) sprint and a top speed somewhere around 275km/h or 171mph.


We'll have more details and pictures of the Maybach 57S Coupe as they come in.

1 Responses to Maybach 57S Coupe conversion by Xenatec previewed

  1. Diah Says:
  2. I Like it! Thanks for sharing!

     

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