Kahn Aston Martin Cygent Revealed
Kahn Design has finished its first stage of tuning for the Aston Martin Cygnet.
Finished here in imperial blue, details of the car on the outside include a vented bonnet, flared arches, new side skirts, tinted windows, the stainless steel quad exhaust system with cross hair feature, and RS 17” front and 18” rear wheels.
The interior is bespoke, as ever. The car also benefits from Kahn lowering module and brake calipers. Standard features of this Cygnet are as follows:
Factory fitted option – Aston Martin Cygnet
Bag
Umbrella
First Aid Kit
Rear Parking Sensors
Bright Finish Upper and Lower Grille
Mirror Cap in Body Colour
Tailgate Finisher
Mesh in Magnum Silver
Tailgate Spoiler
Satellite Navigation
Kahn Aston Martin Cygent
The British tuner Kahn has started working on the Aston Marti Cygnet.
But since this is something big, they haven’t announced a date for the car to be revealed. They have some deep plans for the little Astons.
Kahn was probably not happy with the Aston and announced a serious program for it to make it more refined and interesting. He is already decided on the colour scheme and is in the very midst of developing the look.
The goal is to ultimately turn the Cygent into a style icon. A relatively small icon, but an icon nonetheless.
Kahn Aston DB9 Volante
Project Kahn released a very nice upgrade program for the Aston Martin DB9 Volante.
The soft-top Aston is powered by a 450 hp V12 engine and features a cloth roof that goes up and down in 17 seconds.
Kahn has upgraded it with a set of 20-inch lightweight wheels, Kahn Sports exhaust, Sports lowered suspension, red calipers and privacy glass. Inside the cabin black and cream leather and pearl grey trims for more luxurious feel.
This is the classiest car we’ve seen in a long time.
Wheelsandmore Aston Martin Vantage
Even Wheelsandmore realizes that the looks of the Aston Martin Vantage is so perfect that it’s better off untouched. So when it comes to tuning this car, they just went for a set of wheels, and some sport exhausts.
The wheels in question are the handcrafted 3-piece 6Sporz² forged rims, of size 9.0×21 fitted with tyres 255/30/21 and at the rear axle 11.0×21 with tires sizing 295/25/21. they are complemented by KW stainless steel coilover suspension variant 3.
The car also gets a combination of 200 cells sport catalysts and a remotable, valve-controlled exhaust system which results in an angrier noise and an output of 460HP and 500Nm of torque. Here’s the pricing details:
Wheelset 6Sporz² 9.0+11.0×21 with tyres 255/30/21 and 295/25/21 – 9916 EURO
Valve controlled exhaust and 200 cell sports catalysts – 6008 EURO
Stainless steel adjustable suspension – EURO 2939
All prices include installation
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Aston Martin DBS By Anderson Germany
If you think Aston Martin DBS is actually too elegant and you want to trade some of its charm for more showing off, Anderson Germany’s new kit is just the thing for you!
The call it the superior black, and it comes wrapped in black matte black foil, and black 21-inch wheels and blacked-out grilles. The only contrasting parts on the outside are the red brake calipers. This black treatment certainly makes the DBS more of a head-turner but it’s not just as majestic and prestigious as the standard car.
They’ve done the same thing with the interior but with more red bits. You get lots of carbon fiber, leather and Alcantara which is nice, but it’s now like sitting in a ghastly night club!
Besides the visual upgrades, Anderson also provides you with 560 hp hp which is 50 more than the standard car.
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Cargraphic Aston Martin Rapide
German tuner Cargraphic released the first images of their styling package for the yet to be launched Aston Martin Rapide.
The Rapide is an ultra lux super saloon which looks absolutely exquisite. Mercifully Cargraphic, knowing that a sporty body kit would look ridiculous on this car, has come up with a subtle and cool treatment for it.
It consists of a front spoiler and a discrete rear diffuser, plus 22-inch wheels available in different designs and colors, and that’s about it. They also offer a sport exhaust system if you are interested.
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Aston Martin DBS with edo Competition tuning
Because Aston Martin DBS is a literally perfect car, you wouldn’t think about modifying it. But if some do edo competition is here to help!
Their tuning package for the DBS makes it a little bit more juicy and helluva lot more fun. They tweak the car’s 6.0 liter V12 engine which develops 517 hp in the standard form, and turn the heat up to 550 hp and 600 nm of Dyno-proved torque. This has been achieved by installing a new sport exhaust system and remapping the ECU.
As a result, you can do 0 to 100 km/h in the edo DBS in just 4.1 seconds and reach top speed of 320 km/h. These are astonishing numbers considering the weight of the car.
As for the styling, everything remains pretty much standard, but you do get new 21-inch three-piece racing wheels which come with Continental tires size 255/ 30 ZR 21 for front and 295/ 25 ZR 21 for the rear.
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Mansory Cyrus based on Aston Martin DB9
This is what you can call an ultimate tuning job! Mansory, who specializes in modifying high-end supercars has picked an Aston Martin DB9 and went berserk with it to make this, the Cyrus.
The car features a totally revised body which comes in naked carbon fiber. It is the first time that a car in this class gets such a treatment. Full carbon body is still exclusive to multi-million dollar supercars.
Apart from the materials, the bodykit itself is a work of art. You get a modified front bumper with a spoiler lip and an extended grille, new side skirts, and a new rear diffuser plus a pair of central exhausts right in the middle of it. There’s also a trunk lid spoiler.
Aston Martin Cyrus uses 9×20 and 10,5×21 wheels wrapped in Dunlop Sport Maxx tyres measuring 255/30ZR20 at the front and 295/25ZR21 at the back. It also has adjustable coil-over suspension which lowers the center of gravity enhancing both looks and road handling.
A car like this must have an equally astonishing interior to cope, and the Cyrus has it of course! The entire modification includes pedals and foot rests made of aluminium as well as exquisite door sills and head rests with embroidered CYRUS logos. There’s also new carbon fiber trims for the dashboard and center console. You also get a very fine red leather upholstery and a leather/carbon steering wheel.
The Cyrus kit is available for Aston Martin DB9 and DBS.
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