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LSD doors render new look and entry for your CL-Class

13. May 2008

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. The present Mercedes-Benz CL class was launched in 2006 and the stylish and curvy two-door coupe has been a strong performer since then. The coupe is known for its safety, performance, boot space and power, and what else could one ask for? There are a few though who adore Lamborghini or Mclaren or even [...]

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2009 SL 500 undergoes power-training under Carlsson

7. May 2008

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The all-new 2009 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class can now be treated the Carlsson way. The new tuning kit from the Mercedes tuner promises neat transformation in the visual and energy departments. The SL 500 after all that, will evolve into the Carlsson CK50, after losing the 3 pointed star on its grille. The stock 5.5 liter C8 is [...]

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‘Elite Sports’ tunes the CLS

13. March 2008

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The Mercedes CLS is one of those cars that needs no aftermarket parts or accessories to achieve top performance and a great look, but the Japanese tuner, Elite Sports, thought otherwise. While we have seen worst transformations, this one isn’t as bad. The side intakes and all that fiberglass does remind one of a ricer, [...]

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BRABUS Bullit Black Arrow to Debut at Geneva

3. March 2008

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Mercedes-Benz performance tuner Brabus will debut in Geneva their C-Class based Bullit Black Arrow. This is a 720 horsepower beast produced by a Brabus biturbo V12 engine with a 974 ft-lbs of torque. It goes from 0-62 mph in 3.9 sec and has a top speed of more than 225 mph. The performance upgrades include [...]

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RENNtech goes bezerk with 695HP CL65

29. January 2008

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The last few years have seen a flood of 500 horsepower sedans almost pouring out of Germany from BMW, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz. Earlier this month, however, representatives from Mercedes and AMG announced that the “horsepower wars” were over, saying that outright power would no longer be the “main focus” for future sports sedans. Apparently, no-one [...]

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