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Recently updated on April 3, 2018 at 06:30 am
Mercedes recently gave the S-Class (W222) an extensive facelift. In addition to an optical makeover, there was also a lot of new technology such as multibeam LED headlights, rear lights in crystal optics, a revised active distance control "Distronic" and much more. And after Mansory for that Pre-facelift lots of modifications Of course, this must not end with the revised S-Class. Just in time for the Geneva Motor Show, Mansory is presenting its tuning program for the face-lifted S-Class AMG S63 and making it a reality Signature Edition. Above all, the carbon body kit is particularly noticeable because it gives the S-Class a new front apron including LED daytime running lights and huge air openings and the apron also comes with side canards.
No less striking is the lightweight hood, including its current Naca nozzles. It continues with matching side skirts, fenders including gills and elegant carbon mirror caps. And also at the rear there is a lot to see. Here Mansory built a roof spoiler and a rear spoiler and rounds off the chocolate side of the S-Class with a new bumper with diffuser look and integrated sports exhaust system. The angular twin tailpipes belong to a stainless steel sports exhaust system and integrate perfectly into the new rear end. Of course, the soundscape is as usual distinctive.
And, of course, there is also a whopping performance boost that pushes the S63 AMG to fabulous 710 PS and 1.030 Newtonmeter torque. As a result, this has a maximum speed which increases to 310 km / h. In order to put the performance on the road, Mansory offers two different wheel sets (SPYDER and MULTISPOKE types) in 22 inches fitted with 255 / 30 / ZR22 and 295 / 25 / ZR22 tires. Thanks to a subtle lowering of 30 mm the wheelset sits perfectly in the wheel arch.
And, of course, a lot has been done in the interior too, as Mansory has installed exclusive interior applications in the form of aluminum pedals, a redesigned steering wheel, illuminated door sill trims or a leather-covered floor mat set with an embroidered MANSORY emblem. The highlight of the presentation vehicle is definitely the blue and white leather upholstered seats and door trim and of course the extensive carbon fiber. Of course, if we get more details about the changes, there is, as always, an update for this report. It is best to subscribe to our feed and if there is something new you will get in touch immediately. We wish you a lot of fun watching the pictures.
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These are the changes to the Mercedes S63 AMG:
- Name: MANSORY Signature Edition
- Base Mercedes S-Class sedan AMG S63 W222
- Mansory body kit (front apron with LED daytime running lights and side canards, lightweight hood with integrated Naca-
Nozzles, side skirts, carbon fiber rearview mirror, roof spoiler, rear spoiler, diffuser look rear apron - Sport exhaust system made of stainless steel (rear silencer with
angular double tailpipes) - Increase in performance (optimization of the engine management to 710 PS / 522 kW at 5.500 - 6.000 rpm, torque 1.030 Nm at 2.750-4.500 rpm)
- Top speed 310 km / h
- Alloy wheels of type SPYDER and MULTISPOKE in 22 inch
- Bereifung 255/30/ZR22 und 295/25/ZR22
- MANSORY Lowering by 30 mm
- Interior with aluminum pedals, newly designed steering wheel, set of floor mats edged with leather, illuminated door sills, blue and white leather interior, carbon strips
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Mercedes S63 AMG W222 Mansory Signature Edition
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