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Whenever trying to make your in-laws or anyone else you don't necessarily want around you all the time go nuts, just show them your latest ride from Brand, Germany – or at least tell them about your intention to snatch something from there.
That is where Mansory resides – one of those tuning, customization, and personalization venues that will surely make about 90% of regular folks start running amok, crying their undying outrage at the sight of their creations. Hey, even the one percenters might sometimes believe this is too much when trying to stand out in posh crowds. But this outlet is probably a sweetheart for the rest who think that quirkiness is the best asset in life.
And they must be doing at least something right since they keep churning out crazy stuff on a regular basis – and the fact that other aftermarket outlets try to copy their work, such as Keyvany! Anyway, the latest ideas stemming from Brand, Germany, sure have the Mansory signature all over them – including the F8XX Spider Tempesta Turchese that almost feels like a botched bubble gum advertisement, the Mansory Pulse Edition Rolls-Royce Dawn that looks like a popsicle, or the unforgettable Mansory Mercedes-AMG G 63 Coupe – aka the Gronos Coupe EVO C.
Speaking of Mercedes-AMG and its popular G 63, this is probably the only off-roader capable of putting to shame the usual suspects from the ultra-luxury super-SUV stratosphere like the Aston Martin DBX707, Bentley Bentayga, Lambo Urus, or the Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Actually, we embedded second below a blue Culli featuring a nice widebody kit, a fantastic treatment for the Spirit of Ecstasy, plus a set of black-contrasting aftermarket wheels, all courtesy of the good folks over at Hollywood, California-based RDB LA, to show you that even this behemoth that is far from winning any beauty pageants can still look miles better than a Mansory idea when tastefully modified.
Anyway, back to the ugly Mansory at hand, the German tuner decided to showcase on social media their latest P900 creation, a Mercedes-AMG G 63 that went after some 'Desert Sand' performance with the "exclusive design sand desert gloss" mixed with exposed forged carbon fiber and as many modifications needed to make sure no one really understands what the heck is going on.
Well, at least the new FS.15 forged wheels (they're 24s and still look puny!) do a great job of contrasting the Cuoio leather cockpit. As for the technical specs, they're something to behold if you like up to 900 ponies and 1,200 Nm (885 lb-ft) when hitting 100 kph (62 mph) in 3.3 seconds and then holding on to dear life at up to 250 kph (155 mph)!
And they must be doing at least something right since they keep churning out crazy stuff on a regular basis – and the fact that other aftermarket outlets try to copy their work, such as Keyvany! Anyway, the latest ideas stemming from Brand, Germany, sure have the Mansory signature all over them – including the F8XX Spider Tempesta Turchese that almost feels like a botched bubble gum advertisement, the Mansory Pulse Edition Rolls-Royce Dawn that looks like a popsicle, or the unforgettable Mansory Mercedes-AMG G 63 Coupe – aka the Gronos Coupe EVO C.
Speaking of Mercedes-AMG and its popular G 63, this is probably the only off-roader capable of putting to shame the usual suspects from the ultra-luxury super-SUV stratosphere like the Aston Martin DBX707, Bentley Bentayga, Lambo Urus, or the Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Actually, we embedded second below a blue Culli featuring a nice widebody kit, a fantastic treatment for the Spirit of Ecstasy, plus a set of black-contrasting aftermarket wheels, all courtesy of the good folks over at Hollywood, California-based RDB LA, to show you that even this behemoth that is far from winning any beauty pageants can still look miles better than a Mansory idea when tastefully modified.
Anyway, back to the ugly Mansory at hand, the German tuner decided to showcase on social media their latest P900 creation, a Mercedes-AMG G 63 that went after some 'Desert Sand' performance with the "exclusive design sand desert gloss" mixed with exposed forged carbon fiber and as many modifications needed to make sure no one really understands what the heck is going on.
Well, at least the new FS.15 forged wheels (they're 24s and still look puny!) do a great job of contrasting the Cuoio leather cockpit. As for the technical specs, they're something to behold if you like up to 900 ponies and 1,200 Nm (885 lb-ft) when hitting 100 kph (62 mph) in 3.3 seconds and then holding on to dear life at up to 250 kph (155 mph)!
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