Photo: Carlex Design
Let's face it - it's darn hard to find someone who would say no to an absurdly powerful Brabus E V12 Coupe. But you'd be surprised to hear a few negative answers, even amongst die-hard fans of these kind of tuning jobs, those gearheads that also think about everyday practicality, not just the gazillion horsepower nuclear warhead hidden under the hood.
Inspired by the livery of Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula 1 single seaters, Carlex Design prepped the interior of this C207 type Mercedes-Benz E-Class Coupe to look better than everything AMG could throw at it. In fact, this tuning job takes all AMG-spec interior trim and turns the special knob beyond 11. This Carlex E-Class is a precious machine to own.
On a usual day, the 5.5-liter bi-turbo V8 monster that is propelling the range-topping AMG E-Class is harmoniously mirrored with the cabin's carbon fiber and brushed aluminum trim, as well as the buttery perforated leather one might find on such a bruiser.
The six-spoke black alloy wheels, blacked out hood and roof, together with the lowered suspension pale in comparison to the visual sauce offered once you step inside this thing. Just check out those creamy black Nappa leather surfaces, Alcantara and extra carbon fiber inserts painted in a pale turquoise hue.
These details are to die for, even for gearheads that like their cars as stock as possible. To boot, even the floor mats boast with the same AMG Petronas pale turquoise on the edges. This car is the stuff of dreams and the Polish tuner would better adapt what you can see in the gallery below into a visual package.
On a usual day, the 5.5-liter bi-turbo V8 monster that is propelling the range-topping AMG E-Class is harmoniously mirrored with the cabin's carbon fiber and brushed aluminum trim, as well as the buttery perforated leather one might find on such a bruiser.
Some people find the standard E63 AMG interior design to be somewhat… German...
...a little clinical perhaps, maybe even a bit too random considering most high-performance machines built in Germany adopt this type of materials for their cabin design. It seems like the owner that commissioned this visual makeover is one of them, and we'll congratulate him for the gorgeous result.The six-spoke black alloy wheels, blacked out hood and roof, together with the lowered suspension pale in comparison to the visual sauce offered once you step inside this thing. Just check out those creamy black Nappa leather surfaces, Alcantara and extra carbon fiber inserts painted in a pale turquoise hue.
These details are to die for, even for gearheads that like their cars as stock as possible. To boot, even the floor mats boast with the same AMG Petronas pale turquoise on the edges. This car is the stuff of dreams and the Polish tuner would better adapt what you can see in the gallery below into a visual package.
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