The Xenatec project was dead even before Maybach was, and it’s no surprising considering the 57S was converted into a coupe that looked strangely similar to a regular Mercedes. These cars perfectly explain why some hyper-expensive projects just don’t work.
Even though you can clearly see this is a Mercedes in disguise, the conversion leaves you with a bill for $923,440 or €675,000.
The Xenatec 57S Coupe was designed by Burch Fred Hardt. This particular one features a red and cream interior with carbon fiber accents for the dash, a carbon fiber table in the back and the usual champagne glasses.
It’s been re-customized a bit by Japanese tuner Office-K, who have added a set of massive 24-inch Forgiato wheels, as well as 8,000k HID lamps and LED lights.
The Xenatec 57S Coupe was designed by Burch Fred Hardt. This particular one features a red and cream interior with carbon fiber accents for the dash, a carbon fiber table in the back and the usual champagne glasses.
It’s been re-customized a bit by Japanese tuner Office-K, who have added a set of massive 24-inch Forgiato wheels, as well as 8,000k HID lamps and LED lights.