A new body kit designed for the Mercedes CL-Class W216 has been revealed by car tuning experts MEC Design, and the finished all black product looks stealthy. The new body kit features an aggressive front end with a modified front bumper and revised aftermarket grille. Dubbed the 2FACE, this all black Mercedes CL-Class W216 model by MEC Design also boasts a three-piece rear spoiler and two different diffusers for the customer to choose from. Fitted underneath is a sport exhaust system with four large tailpipes to go with the elegant or extreme sport diffuser options. Extra modifications include side skirts with LED lighting along the sides, and the MEC I three-piece wheels available in either flat black or chrome, measuring 22×10.5 in the front, and 22×11.5 in the rear. Pricing has not yet been released, however you can expect this package to carry a heavy price for the Mercedes.
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Carlsson Mercedes-Benz GL-Class
German car tuning company Carlsson has modified the Mercedes-Benz GL-Class with several performance and styling upgrades. Starting it off is the RS-kit that delivers better aerodynamic flow for the Mercedes GL-Class. A new front grille was installed along and an aggressive looking front bumper with stainless steel inserts added as well. Along the bottom of the car is a new front lip, side skirts, and 22 inch single-cast alloy wheels called the 1/11 Evo Brilliant Edition. The wheels come wrapped in 295/35 R22 high performance tires from Dunlop and are priced all together at 4,189 euros. To make the wheels fit with the styling improvements, Carlsson hooked up the Mercedes-Benz GL-Class with a suspension tuning kit called C-Tronic Suspension. The suspension package allows the car to be lowered 30 mm while adjusting itself with the riding conditions, and is priced at 1,099 euros.
MKB Tuning Mercedes Benz CL 65 AMG
The German car tuners from MKB Tuning have upgraded the Mercedes Benz CL 65 AMG with several new features. Their latest creation is modeled after the twin turbocharged Mercedes Benz CL 65 AMG coupe, and some parts can also be used on other models in the CL-Class, such as the CL500 or CL550. This particular model received the name MKB 65/12 BT and it comes with modifications for the engine, as well as wheel and tire upgrades. After the engine tuning, the Mercedes Benz CL 65 AMG has a power output of 750 hp from the stock 517 hp, and torque was increased to 922 ft lbs. In the rear a new high performance axle was bolted on to accommodate the extra power, and a differential lock and revised transmission module was added.
Wald International Mercedes Benz R-Class
One of the latest vehicles to join the Wald International Black Bison collection is the Mercedes Benz R-Class from the car tuning experts. The Japanese tuners at Wald International have created a styling package for the Mercedes Benz R-Class, giving it an aggressive look. The body kit includes a new front and rear bumpers, side skirts, blacked out front grille, and rear diffuser. A quad pipe exhaust system was fitted to help the performance and also add to the sporty look. You can tell that Wald likes use all black for their Black Bison models, so they didn’t stop with only a body kit.
Hamann Mercedes Benz G55 AMG Typhoon
German car tuning specialists Hamann have revealed their latest project naming it the Typhoon, based off the Mercedes Benz G55 AMG. Hamann went with a biturbo setup to increase the performance numbers to 600 hp and 782 Nm of torque. It comes equipped with the Brabus G V12 S Biturbo kit that includes new electronics, larger belt pulley, and a re-engineered transmission with oil cooler. Increases in the sprint numbers are a 0-100 km/h time of 5.1 seconds and the Mercedes Benz G55 AMG Typhoon can reach a top speed of 261 km/h (162 mph). Besides the performance increases, Hamann also customized the interior and exterior with many accessories to give it a unique look.
Vath Mercedes Benz C63 AMG Estate
The latest project from the car tuning company Vath, is the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Estate, nicknamed the V63RS. Vath is known for tuning quality vehicles and they did so with this Mercedes C63 AMG, by giving it looks and performance gains. After some ECU tuning upgrades the new AMG Estate was able to dyno at 585 hp and 690 Nm of torque. With that amount of horsepower, this impressive station wagon can reach a top speed of 325 km/h! This makes it the perfect family vehicle because you can race any stock BMW, Audi, or Porsche, on your way to church and win!
AVUS Performance Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG
After the translation incident with ‘White Power’, AVUS Performance has returned again, this time modifying a Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG. The German car tuning company did everything to this Mercedes, from suspension, to looks, and also performance options to give it the complete package. The springs were replaced with aftermarket parts, and coilovers are an option for the customer. Complementing the new height are 19 inch AMG multi-spoke rims, with large 8-piston brake calipers and 380 mm rotors to bring it to a stop. Under the hood however is where AVUS excels, supporting three different power stages, and letting the owner choose their destiny.
Kicherer Mercedes Benz SL 63 RS
Black on black is the look that car tuning company Kicherer aimed for in their newest release, the Mercedes Benz SL 63 RS, however they didn’t stop there. Not only did they modify the exterior, but under the hood Kicherer tuned this Mercedes for extra horsepower. The stock 6.2-liter V8 engine produces 525 hp and 630 Nm of torque from the factory, and with some tuning they were able to increase its numbers to 560 hp and 670 Nm of torque. The exterior received a new aerodynamic kit made of carbon fiber. In the front a new spoiler was added, LED daytime running lights, and a new front grille.
Piecha Design Mercedes SL Avalange RS
The German tuning house Peicha Design is at it again, this time with a Mercedes SL R230, releasing an exclusive body kit called the Avalange RS. It starts with a completely new look for the front, a redesigned front bumper with custom grille that holds the Mercedes emblem costing 1,985 euros. Aftermarket daytime running lights and fog lights are included with the front package. A new rear bumper from the Avalange RS kit will cost 1,390 euros and the carbon fiber diffuser is still only optional. The bumper allows for the Quadro exhaust system to be installed, which consists of four chrome tips, and the complete exhaust will run you 1,475 euros.
MEC Design Mercedes Benz S-Class
European car tuning company MEC Design has released a new body kit for the Mercedes Benz S-Class with several options for the customer. The front received a two-face front bumper hookup which allows the customer to choose between having the air intakes filled with daytime running lights and fog lights, or simply mesh. Moving onto the rear of the vehicle, you have the option of a rear diffuser or a sport version diffuser which you see pictured. A custom stainless steel quad exhaust system is installed with either diffuser option. With the custom exhaust, the owner is given the option of the ‘Earthquake’ version which delivers maximum sound, or they can choose a milder version that is close to the stock sound.
Relux Mercedes Benz S-Class
German car tuning company Relux brings us the luxuriuos Mercedes Benz S-Class with a stealthy all black look. Although the company is from Germany, their products are more popular in Dubai and Asia. For this Mercedes S-Class model they chose to go with several interesting exterior modifications. At the front is a new spoiler with daytime running lights added, which remains questionable in the looks department. The rear received a new bumper with a large diffuser allowing the awkwardly shaped exhaust pipes to be installed. To top off the exterior, 20″ matte black wheels and dark tint give this Mercedes S-Class the stealth look.
FAB Design Mercedes SLR McLaren
FAB Design brings us their new model the “Desire,” however most of you probably wouldn’t desire this particular look for your Mercedes SLR McLaren. Although the numbers are impressive, it looks like FAB Design has too much time on their hands and went over the top with this look. What do you think? Anyways, the body has been redesigned by the Swiss company to include sturdy and light weight carbon that is produced in an autoclave. Exclusive FAB Design side skirts allow the high performance exhaust system to come out of the sides. In the rear they installed a large diffuser to reduce lift force, and gave buyers the option of the rear wing to increase down force without limiting the cars performance.