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MANSORY CYRUS -
Spectacular broad construction based on the Aston Martin DB9 or DBS

Already for more than 20 years, the Bavarian company MANSORY has been developing and producing fascinating car modifications for demanding customers all over the world. The latest creation of the top-class manufacturer is called MANSORY CYRUS and is based on the Aston Martin DBS or DB9. Perfect processing and an elaborate technology are the hallmarks of this masculine aerodynamic power pack. A coilover suspension provides the best road holding and emphasises the striking rims in XXL. The refinement is perfected by an exclusive interior programme.

Haute Couture on wheels
Tailor-made processing and perfect surfaces confirm the superb quality of the MANSORY designer outfit. The CYRUS aerodynamics components are made of extremely light „prepreg autoclav carbon" and do not only include wing extensions for the front and back, but also side skirt attachments and linings. At the front axle, a newly designed front skirt with enlarged air inlets provides the optimal ventilation for the twelve-cylinder aggregate. The CYRUS front is visually enhanced with the newly designed carbon bonnet. With its two slotted "power domes" additional fresh air is directed to the front motor. Also at the tail, the refining engineers have invented something extraordinary in order to perfect the visual appearance of the Aston Martin. The newly designed rear skirt with the integrated diffuser emphasises the superior look and provides space for four stainless steel end pipes of the sonorous sport exhaust system.

Design wheels in XXL
The optimal road grip is provided by the 9x20 and 10,5x21 inch rims in combination with Dunlop Sport Maxx tyres measuring 255/30ZR20 at the front and 295/25ZR21 at the back. The design of the ultra-light forged wheel thereby unites sportiness and elegance and perfectly fills out the wheel houses. In addition, an optimally adjusted coilover suspension lowers the centre of gravity of this noble sports car and renders perfect road holding characteristics.

Luxurious atmosphere in the MANSORY super sports car

The CYRUS driver will take his seat in a elaborately refined interior which is nothing short of the exterior. The entire modification includes pedals and foot rests made of aluminium as well as exquisite door sills and head rests with embroidered CYRUS logos. MANSORY enhances the interior with a set of tailor-made carbon parts for the dash board and centre console. Generally, the noble interior is only lined with best quality materials. Decoration stitches by expert hand on the dash board and the seats render visual high-lights and perfect the significantly beautiful overall impression of the complete leather equipment. The ergonomically re-designed steering wheel with airbag lies especially well in the hand.


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Where's PITUSA now?

Oleg400

iTrader: (7)

Now just paint it black.

Hil

iTrader: (61)

Damn that thing is sick.

Mesca

iTrader: (28)

I usually love carbon fiber but on this car I think it's almost too much.

whoster

ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

Hoovey689

iTrader: (16)

mmm very svexy

montgb

iTrader: (7)

Very impressive! Carbon Fiber by the bucketload! I think that the car would look better if certain parts were painted, but overall the effect is eye-popping.

Oh, and the rotors look tiny when seen through those massive wheels.

LIMS407

love the carbon fiber steerin wheel,,,

92 SC400

That awful IMO. CF is cool and all, but up to a certain point.

PhilipMSPT

iTrader: (5)

The abundance of CF is nice to use to decrease weight, but too much of an eye sore.

I would paint over it. Perhaps a layer so thin that you can see the carbon fiber through the paint, but still retain a monoblock color...

SC400Dude

I'll take 2 please...leave one the way it is and paint the other one white

Faymester

There's a lot of CF happening on that Aston.

stvincent

iTrader: (5)

sick ride

GFerg

I read that as the Miley Cyrus edition.


On top of that, I think it looks disgusting.

94lex83457

As James May would say, "that's vulgar."