Mansory-Tuned Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Roadster Riding on HRE Wheels

HRE Wheels has released their latest pair of shoes, modeled by a Mercedes SLS AMG Roadster.
HRE Wheels has found the perfect model to show off their latest set of wheels - the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG. The venerable roadster seen here has been tuned by Mansory and features their 'Soft Kit,' which is fitting since the German tuners are known for their outlandish aftermarket programs and HRE clearly wants the attention drawn to their latest set of wheels.The modular three-piece 794RS rims by HRE are ultra-light thanks to 6061-T6 forged aluminum.
The material is aerospace quality, meaning that you won't see these gray and silver finished wheels very often when you cruise around in your customized SLS AMG Roadster.
Speaking of the SLS AMG Roadster, the outfit from Brand, Germany, has outfitted the Mercedes model with a bodykit made out of carbon fiber. It includes a spoiler lip on the stock front bumper, new hood fitted with gills, aerodynamic side skirts and a rear lip spoiler with optimized diffuser.
Check out the 'Soft Kit' bodywork from Mansory on the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Roadster and the 794RS wheels by HRE and let us know what you think about this subtle combination.

Mansory-Tuned Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Roadster Riding on HRE Wheels

Video: Mansory Aston Martin DBS Given Some Dartz Treatment

Dartz and Mansory combining forces? Not exactly, but it'd certainly be interesting if they officially did.

While something like this may not be to everyone's personal tastes, we still appreciate it for what it is. What is it exactly then? Well, it's simple: Tuning specialist Mansory started off with this Aston Martin DBS Volante by adding a body kit along with an upgraded interior and sound system.They finished it off with a set of their own wheels that feature a painted red stripe. And then our favorite (and likely only) Latvian auto company stepped in to do their usual dose of flamboyance.
Dartz has proceeded to finish the DBS off with a complete Satin/Matte Red vinyl wrap that's once again a bit over the top. Too bright for the eyes? Well, yes, that's the whole point. In the past, both Mansory and Dartz have enjoyed going the extreme distance in terms of styling/color coordination by simply just not caring about the so-called rules.