Marex 360 Cabriolet Cruiser

Marex's earlier convertibles were the 330 Cabriolet Cruiser (dated 2005 by Marex, though a yard page for it existed in early 2004) and the 350 Cabriolet Cruiser (2006). The 360, drawn by Marex with Nikl Design, had its world premiere at boot Düsseldorf in January 2019 and is offered with a short (10.99 m) or long (11.49 m) swim platform.

The planing hull carries a large open cockpit with a U-shaped sofa and table that seat up to ten and convert to a sunbed or two extra berths; the canopy pulls out from lockers in the superstructure sides. There is a triple co-pilot seat, a door in the windscreen to the foredeck and a concealed tender davit on the swim platform. Below are a forward double cabin (1.70 x 2.00 m), a midships cabin (1.80 x 2.00 m) and one head with a separate shower, with a U-shaped galley in the saloon.

Engines are Volvo Penta diesels on DPI sterndrives (single D6-440, twin D4-300 or twin D4-320) or on shafts (single D6-480 or twin D4-320), or twin Mercury Diesel 3.0L 270 with Bravo Three drives and Axius joystick. Germany's Skipper Bootshandel tested a D6-400 boat in 2020 and praised its handling, seakeeping and cockpit space, while criticising a fold-down basin shelf placed directly over the WC.