The body layout was heavily modified to match the retro-futuristic styling of the legendary Mercedes-Benz C111 experimental vehicle.

It features a stretched "flatnose" front end, pop-up headlights, and a laying-down radiator setup.

The restyled outer panels were partly molded from lightweight Kevlar, sporting shaved bumpers and massive faux side air intakes.

Features distinctive electro-hydraulic operating doors that lift vertically.

Fitted with deeply dished, period-correct BBS wheels wrapped in extra-wide 345/35 VR15 Pirelli P7 tires.

Adorned with a fully custom premium leather interior, a high-end vintage hi-fi audio system integrated into premium wood trims, electronic seat adjustments, and advanced seat climate controls.

Only 4 original units were ever officially assembled worldwide by the Hamburg-based tuner.

Out of the four pieces, three were equipped with gullwing doors, and only one single exclusive widebody version was created.

Due to extreme rarity and high coachbuilding historic value, documented restored specimens have a market valuation of over €600,000.