Here is the latest work from German tuners Wheelsandmore on the Aston Martin Vanquish. They have installed a new set of rims and offer several different styles to fit customers needs. For this sports car, the 20 and 21-inch three-piece forged alloy rims fit well, but Wheelsandmore also have carbon fiber rims for those who can afford them. As for the performance tuning, a slight tweak was made under the hood with the factory software, while a sport exhaust system was hooked up underneath.
The German tuners at Wheelsandmore have done it again, this time with the Aston Martin DBS Carbon Edition. They start off with an engine tune that consists of F1 sport air filters, a catalytic converter neutralization kit and flap controlled exhaust system. These modifications increase the output from the factory 517 PS and 570 Nm of torque to 557 PS and 660 Nm of torque.
Yes, that name is correct, the latest work from DMC is called the Fakhuna and based on the Aston Martin DBS. Definitely original, but somewhat not fitting, tuning companies worldwide have had some interesting names in the past. This project is no different, and has been designed by Dutch artist Wildspeed who has released several unique renderings over the years.
Most Toyota Supra owners spend their time tricking out the 2JZ-GTE engine to hit the 1,000 horsepower milestone, however the British owner of this car decided to turn it into a replica of an Aston Martin DBS sports car. We guess he was a big fan of the James Bond movie, Quantum of Solace, since that car was constantly in the spotlight. With the low resolution pictures from the eBay UK auction it’s hard to tell how good the quality of the body is, yet it looks like it could fool the average bystander.
For those who spent a ton of money on the Aston Martin Cygnet, which is basically a Toyota iQ twin, we have some aftermarket parts from Project Kahn. Don’t feel too bad if you spent two to three times more for basically the same car as the iQ, because the Kahn tuners are now focusing their attention on the small hybrid. Sure, the Aston Martin Cygnet has the cool front grille, luxurious interior and name brand that the Toyota iQ doesn’t, but in the end it still looks like a Smart car. Now if you’re still intersted, turn to Project Kahn to see what accessories they offer.
