Album 1 of 11. Taken at 2008 Importfest in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Modified Hondas, Acuras, Nissan Skylines, Mazda RX8, Fit, Civic, TL, RSX, Subaru and more.
Photo Album 2 of 11. Taken at Importfest 2008 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Modified Honda S2000, Acura, Nissan 350Z, BMW, Mazda RX-7, Infiniti G35, Widebody Subaru Impreza, Toyota Supra and more..
That vehicle is the Kicherer SL Evo, the two-toned Brabus-enhanced Mercedes pictured before you. Based on the SL600, the Kicherer SL Evo features, among other things, a carbon fiber hood, numerous carbon fiber accents, 20" RS1 aluminum rims, a sport steering wheel
Highlights of the brand for those in attendance include the Asian premier of the GL-Class, with the GL320 CDI, GL420 CDI, GL450 and GL500 all being on display; visitors to the event will also witness firsthand the premier of the locally produced new-generation E-Class, which is the product of a newly-introduced 210,000 square meter production facility in Beijing's Development Area.
In a follow-up to their original CL "First Drive" article - one that looked at the V8-propelled CL550 - Inside Line today has published a second CL "First Drive", this time analyzing the even more covetable V12-powered CL600.
So ladies and gentlemen, a story that I should have run days ago, Mercedes may be working on a S-Class convertible, so says Car and Driver. Little is know at this time, but if it is currently in development stages, expect a possible introduction at the Detroit Auto Show this Janua
The BRABUS ROCKET is powered by a twin-turbo BRABUS SV12 S engine, fitted into the tight confines of the four-door's engine bay with almost surgical precision. The engine is based on the latest 600-series twelve-cylinder engines and was developed by BRABUS with the goal of combining maximum power with exquisite running smoothness and maximum environmental friendliness.
"The experience lacked drama" said Richard, "and didn't feel hair-on-fire dangerous. The Brabus Rocket, based on a two-tonne Mercedes CLS, felt totally unruffled."
The Bavarian design team at Loder1899 has successfully combined the comfort of a luxury vehicle with the dynamic power of a race car. The result is a fresh take on the Aston Martin Vantage V8, courtesy of a new high-end titanium suspension system.
What could be better than being the proud owner of a Brabus Rocket, the 730 hp V12-equipped Mercedes CLS capable of achieving a top speed of 225 miles per hour?
If you think anything like German tuning house Tune It! Safe!, the answer is being the proud owner of a 730 hp V12-equipped Mercedes CLS capable of achieving a top speed of 225 miles per hour clad in full-on police attire.
German tuner Hamann continues to offer mods for high-end vehicles, including Lamborghini. If the regular Lamborghini doors aren't good enough for you, then you can get air-brake doors that open both upward and outward.