A new Veilside body kit has been announced at the Tokyo Auto Salon for the Mercedes SL-Class. Calling it the Black Fortune, only 300 kits will be made by Veilside at a price of 3,000,000 JPY ($39,000 / €31,000). This is the first time the popular aero part manufacturer has constructed a kit for the Mercedes-Benz SL series. You can tell that this design came inspired by the Mercedes SL 65 AMG Black Series, yet still has some new unique features to set them apart.
Another Mercedes SLS AMG has popped up in our inbox, this time tuned by the guy at Inden Design. However, the modifications are modest, with only some new wheels and a couple tweaks under the hood. After the addition of a new manifold, catalytic converters, and a custom exhaust system, the Mercedes SLS AMG now puts down 623 horsepower. A 53 HP increase over the factory number.
Prior Design has sent out this teaser pictures of their latest line of aftermarket parts to be released for the Mercedes SLS AMG. The luxury Mercedes sports car has seen a variety of tuners try to make the ultimate SLS AMG package, but they keep getting better every year. On this particular project, we see body modifications everywhere, the hood received new air outlets, a revised front bumper, and new splitter on the front as well. New side skirts give it a more aggressive look, while the new alloy wheels bring the complete tuning project together. Now lets wait and see if Prior Design can bring this stunning Mercedes SLS AMG to life.
We want to wish everyone a Happy New Year and start it off right with this Wald International tuned Mercedes CLS 63 AMG. Wald made the already great looking 2012 CLS even more aggressive with a new Black Bison package from their notorious line of aerodynamic parts. It features a new carbon fiber front bumper with custom air vents, blacked out grille, new rocker panels, rear bumper, rear diffuser, roof spoiler and rear spoiler on the trunk.
The German tuning company Wimmer RS had this unique Mercedes C63 AMG on display at the Essen Motor Show. Calling it the BlueGreen Eliminator, Wimmer was able to pack a punch in the sporty sedan. With their top of the line performance package, power increased from 487 PS and 600 Nm of torque to 601 PS with 720 newton meters of torque. After the initial Mercedes tuning, the car received a new set of KW coilovers for the suspension, 19-inch alloy rims, and a MOVIT ceramic brake kit.
