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Mansory

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Mansory
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What is Mansory?

A German luxury tuning house known for extravagant carbon-fibre body kits and bold interiors on supercars and high-end SUVs.

Mansory is a German company founded by Kourosh Mansory in 1989, specialising in extreme customisation of the world's most expensive cars. Its clients drive models from Ferrari, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce, Bentley and Mercedes, which Mansory transforms with extensive carbon-fibre bodywork, power upgrades and lavish bespoke interiors.

The Mansory aesthetic is deliberately bold and polarising, featuring exposed carbon weave, aggressive aerodynamics, oversized wheels and striking colour and trim combinations. Power increases often accompany the visual changes, with tuned engines producing significantly more output than standard.

Mansory builds are unmistakable and divide opinion sharply between admirers of their opulence and critics of their excess. The firm sits at the flamboyant end of the luxury tuning spectrum, catering to buyers who want maximum visual impact and exclusivity.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Mansory known for?
Mansory is known for extravagant carbon-fibre body kits, power upgrades and bold bespoke interiors on supercars and luxury cars.
What cars does Mansory modify?
Mansory works on high-end models from brands such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce, Bentley and Mercedes.
Where is Mansory based?
Mansory is based in Germany and was founded by Kourosh Mansory in 1989.
Why is Mansory controversial?
Its designs are deliberately bold and excessive, which divides opinion between those who love the opulence and those who find it gaudy.
Does Mansory increase power?
Yes, Mansory frequently tunes engines for higher output alongside its dramatic visual modifications.
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