Click Here To Subscribe! ► http://bit.ly/1d7rWsG Mansory have been on a role of late. Their workshop has been pumping out highly engineered, top quality tuning works for some of the most extreme supercars on the market. Perhaps the biggest of these projects was the Mansory Carbonado -- based on the Lamborghini Aventador. When Mansory offered us an exclusive first look at this monster supercar, we jumped at the opportunity! Unlike the Mansory F12 Stallone we tested previously, we weren't allowed to drive the Mansory Carbonado. So instead of offering you a driving experience, we have a set of awesome photos and a first impression on the package as a whole. After our experience, the car was shipped from the factory to its new owner. Kourosh Mansory's company is based in Brand, Germany which was the destination for our short experience. The car itself was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show 2013 and took centre stage on the Mansory stand. It attracted more attention than any other tuning car on display, we were about to find out why! Carbon fibre is a Mansory speciality. The Mansory Carbonado is a moving display room in that respect. The Carbonado uses a world-first Stealth effect carbon fibre weave. The weaves actually resemble the shape of the Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk which creates this fantastic and very unique effect. We have no idea how Mansory have managed to do this although it is mighty impressive. The Stealth Fighter weaves are complemented on this particular car by a matte finish, similar in colour to the real F-117. As with every Mansory project, the design of the Mansory Carbonado is the most interesting aspect. In fact, we'd go as far as saying that it takes tuning to the another level! Every single element of the Mansory bodykit is bespoke and constructed from carbon fibre.Mansory makes its own carbon fibre from an on-site autoclave. Up close, the quality is perfect and the surfaces are very smooth. The panels include a striking new front skirt. The front vents are deeper than on the standard version. Carbon fibre side flicks rise from the side and a front splitter. The stealth shaped daytime running lights complement the theme. The bonnet receives a complete redesigned with different contour lines and two sets of aggressive air vents on either side. The new side panels add 40 millimetres of width at the front and 50 millimetres at the rear axle. The side skirts have a bespoke Mansory design and the doors get new contours. The rear looks similar to the Mansory Aventador kit we previously tested. It gets a huge rear diffuser, a slatted rear vent with stealth fighter shaped mesh and a rear spoiler. The roof and engine cover are also bespoke. Finally, the exhaust is now separated into three distinct exits. To look at, the quality of the Mansory Carbonado is something quite special. The panels fit as though they came from Lamborghini's own production line. The carbon weaves between body panels line up as best as can be expected. Every part fits the expectation Mansory's insane price tags demands. Okay, so we've established that the bodywork is pretty special. So what of the engine and mechanicals? Mansory have given the Aventador's 6.5 litre Lamborghini V12 a thorough workout. In short, the power now matches the insane body. Source - GTspirit.com Click Here To Subscribe! ► http://bit.ly/1d7rWsG

• published: 10 Feb 2014
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