The guys from German Special Customs took the tuning world by storm last Spring, when they unveiled one of the baddest-looking Mercedes-Benz CLS' 63 AMG. Their “Stealth” wide body kit is anything but stealthy-looking, since it can probably grab more attention than a clown on fire.
When a CLS 63 AMG comes in the aforementioned body kit and it's also sporting a bright orange color you know every pair of eyes around will be glued to the car in question.
Youtube member and car spotter Patrick3331 recently encountered a bright orange CLS 63 AMG with the Stealth wide body kit from GSC in an underground parking garage and, naturally, decided to film it.
So, if you ever wondered how the car looks like in the real world, this is your chance.
As you can see, the entire exterior has been modified, including a front and rear bumper made from carbon fiber, new side skirts, wider fenders, a carbon fiber grille and vented hood and an aerodynamic trunk lip.
Rest assured, as this is not only a show-stopper in the looks department, but performance-wise as well. Using an additional water cooler for the charge air intercooler, slightly bigger turbochargers and a new exhaust system bring the power up to 750 hp and 1.150 Nm (848.2 lb ft). Apart from the walk-around video you can also check out an official photo shoot of the GSC Stealth CLS 63 AMG in the gallery below.
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