Top 5 Genially Crazy Cars from Mansory

by AllAutoExperts    |  17 April, 2020

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Mansory is a company that has a very specific target group: wealthy and crazy clients, looking for uniqueness at any cost. Here are some of the craziest Mansory creations:

G63 Sahara Edition

Do you want to outrun the Kardashians' G63 AMG? Then you need this very special edition, with a camouflaged exterior and a body made entirely of carbon fiber. The start price is set at 850 000 dollars, which is not very affordable.

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Gold and Green Rolls Royce Ghost

We think that the ones who created this car have had too much caffeine and were exhausted from playing video games. There is no other logical explanation for this horror on wheels.

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Orange Bentley Continental GT

This is one of the most beautiful cars coming from Mansory, with a total of 1001 hp wrapped up in design with chromium details, with burning orange and black. The car can reach the first 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds.

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Lamborghini Aventador Carbonado Apertos

With this car, it is the interior that matters. The carbon fiber has been left untouched, while the interior is embellished in black and yellow. The V12 engine rides 1250 hp, with a capacity of 6.5 liters. This beauty costs 1 650 000 dollars, approximately as much as five regular Aventadors would cost.

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Mansory Ferrari F12 La

While everybody around focuses on sustainable development and eco-friendly technologies, Mansory takes the V12 Ferrari F12 and adds in some turbo compressors, which ensures a total power of 1200 hp, at only 1.4 million dollars.

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