Mansory Rolls-Royce Dawn Spotted in Belgium

It is always an occasion when we see one of Mansory’s cars out in wild on account of their rarity. This time the occasion is doubly important because the car in question is based on new super-deluxe model. It’s the new Mansory Rolls-Royce Dawn, spotted in a sleepy little town in Belgium.

It hasn’t been long since Mansory Rolls-Royce Dawn was announced by the German tuner as the latest addition to their vast, glittering collection. But it seems someone has already bought one, and they’ve had a good taste in speccing it up as well. The car boasts a black on black theme with red accents on the outside and a two-tone red and black interior. Looks pretty cool!

The main highlights of this Mansory Rolls-Royce Dawn include red accents and coachline on the outside along with a set of gloss black Mansory wheels, paired with re-upholstered seats in black with red detailing, matching door cards, consoles and dashboard trims, as well as a custom steering wheel wrapped in leather and Alcantara and garnished with red stitching. Mansory also offers a power kit for the Dawn with up to 740 horsepower, giving the big Roller a top speed of 285 km/h.

Gallery: Manhart BMW M5 from Tunisia

Not sure how many of you guys have heard of Tunisia, but this African country apparently has a thriving exotic car culture on the evidence of this magnificent Manhart BMW M5 which is officially one of the hottest cars of the region. Not even in Monte Carlo will you find an F10 M5 in this spec!

The Tunisian Manhart BMW M5 is a work of art not just in terms of visual features, but also the mechanicals. This is no half-assed job in which the owner just wants to look like he has a high-end European hot rod by having his Bimmer kitted out on the outside. This bad boy boasts a full power kit from the German tuner including revised turbo boost, software and a custom ‘RPI GTM’ sport exhaust system.

The result is an output of 740 horsepower with 860 Nm of torque – a lot more than what you get from the standard M5. A byproduct of the power kit on this Manhart BMW M5, we’re told, is a mighty roar that terrifies the lions and kills baby hippos. The power is accompanied by a cool carbon fiber aero kit consisting of front spoiler, vented bonnet, custom grilles and mirror caps, Manhart wheels and M Performance interior as well as rear wing and diffuser.

Shelby Mustang GT500 Super Snake by Vilner

Bulgarian tuner and interior specialist Vilner is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a very special treatment for a very special car. It’s a Shelby Mustang GT500 Super Snake they have picked for the occasion, and they have given it a complete interior makeover, Vilner style.

Owned by a Romanian, this Shelby Mustang GT500 Super Snake was already a magnificent creature when it arrived at Vilner’s workshops, boasting a maroon interior and a superb 850 hp and 830 Nm supercharged V8 engine. Seeing that the interior was already pretty good, Vilner stepped up its game and planned a package that would embarrass even finest Bentleys in terms of quality, beauty and craftsmanship.

The main ingredients of Vilner Shelby Mustang GT500 Super Snake interior package include Beige leather, black Alcantara and glossy lacquered carbon. Together, and with red stitching and embroidery, they cover every single surface of the cabin except for the silver panels of the dashboard. The tuner has taken care to cover even the steering column, transmission tunnel and parts of the seats and door cars normally obscured from view in the fine material.

Other highlights of this monster include the addition of gauges for the fuel pressure, oil pressure and for the boost on the A-pillar, extensive sound deadening treatment, and a special travel bag featuring beige leather, red “Super Snake” embroidery and carbon fiber buckles.

This MTM Audi RS6 Is the Blackest Car in the World!

Seriously, have you ever seen a car as dark as this one? This extremely mean MTM Audi RS6 was sent by its owner to Print Tech premium wrapping company to get a wrap that reflects the anger and fury that lies under its bonnet. Job done, we’d say. If Batman was a family man, this is what he would drive.

Print Tech guys chose the blackest, darkest, mattest Satin Black film they had in their collection for this menacing Audi and covered pretty much every panel and crevice with it. Of course, it helped that MTM Audi RS6 came with a lot of black stuff by default, such as black aero parts and tailpipes and smoked lights, as well as a set of black MTM wheels.

The car also features a complete badge delete. Apart from the Audi rings up front, which are also blacked-out, you find any badge or emblem on this monstrous wagon. That is why we don’t get why they have painted the brake calipers in green. It’s a nice contrast, but an affront to the sheer blackness of the car.

The prince of darkness that is the MTM Audi RS6 is powered by an engine as aggressive as the its way it looks. The German tuner has upped the output of 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 in this car from around 600 horsepower to a colossal 805 horsepower. Really, this creature could not have been in any other color other than this magnificent black. It wouldn’t have looked right.