The Cruisero has the same length, wheelbase, and 6.0-litre V12 engine as the 57S it is based on, making it the longest 2-door that is not from 1970s. It is reported that the car was approved by Daimler and engineered to the same standard as other Maybachs. Back in 2021, it was costed €795,000 (US$895,206 in 2025)
In 2010, German coachbuilder Xenatec unveiled the Maybach 57S Cruisero, a 2-door conversion of the Maybach 57S. This Maybach particular 57S Xenatec Coupe was ordered new by soccer star Samuel Eto’o. Only 8 cars were reportedly produced before Xenatec filed for bankruptcy.
