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News from the team around Mansory Design. The latest creation we encountered from the hallowed halls of Mansory Design is a modified Range Rover LWB autobiography. We already have the body kit from Mansory at the end of April Range Rover Sport presented. For the upcoming IAA 2015 in Frankfurt, the tuner has now specially revised the Range Rover autobiography LWB and shows an extremely classy interior for the fat Range Rover. We know a few details about tuning the Range Rover LWB. What we have learned we have listed below for you in a small summary.
(Photos: Mansory)
These are the details we know:
- unknown lowering (sport springs, coil springs or coilovers, Airride !?)
- possibly an increase in performance - Chiptuning, tuning box (info is still pending)
- possibly a sports exhaust system (info is still pending)
- Interior (handmade leather with decorative stitching, electrically controlled curtains to separate the driver and front passenger from the rear passengers, tinted windows, many Alcantara surfaces, decorative woods of all kinds, piano lacquer and carbon accents on request)
- Body kit (new bonnet, grille with horizontal slats, 4 fog lights, LED daytime running lights, new air inlets, wheel arches widened at the front and rear, extended side skirts, roof spoiler, front and rear bumpers, 60 mm wider than the standard car)
- 22-inch aluminum wheels in black
- 305 tires all around
- Lowered 45 mm
- new double tailpipes
Certainly, new information and certainly new pictures and videos will soon be online. As soon as this is the case, we will of course put it online and inform you about it.
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