The Claas Xerion 5000 impresses at first glance with its powerful design and four equally sized wheels. In developing the original, the manufacturer focused on combining this power with intelligent solutions for flexible and efficient use. Therefore, the Xerion from Claas is referred to as "power intelligence."

The model from Bruder Spielwaren reflects these characteristics. Functions have been developed that resemble the original but are unique for a toy. These include the steerable wheels, which can be controlled through the cabin's sliding roof with a detachable steering column, as well as the additionally rotatable cabin, which can turn without interrupting the gearbox connection. All four wheels are steerable, and during normal operation, they steer in opposite directions for the tightest possible turning radius.

Also noteworthy is the adjustment mechanism on the chassis, which mimics the offset driving (dog walking) of the original. In addition to these special features, this tractor impresses with the familiar characteristics of Bruder's large tractors, such as the glazed cabin with opening doors and the height-adjustable rear coupling.