At last year’s Frankfurth Motor Show, German car tuner Brabus unveiled their SV12 R, a wondrous beauty which took the stock Mercedes-Benz S 600 and gave it 750 horsepower, a whopping 240 pony add-on. This year, never to be outdone, Brabus has taken the S 600 and kitted with the best Apple products money can buy, essentially turning the top-of-the-line model in the elite mobile office.

Included in the package are two Apple iPads, a 64GB iPod Touch and a beautiful 15.2-inch Mac display to ensure the driver can’t see anything through the rear-view. Not only can you use the iPads for their natural uses like watching a movie or browsing the web but they will give you all the functions of the S-Class COMMAND system. The setup is powered by the Mac Mini, Apple’s small and most affordable computer.

So all this coupled with the ability to go from 0-62 mph in 4 seconds seems unreal but folks it’s as real as it gets.

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Japanese car tuning company Tommy Kaira has completed putting the finishing touches on their GT-R project and has been unveiled at the Tokyo AutoSalon. With Nissan’s Godzilla already being a vicious beauty under the hood, TK focused primarily on the aesthetics of the car, rather than performance. On display, they’re fitted with AVS Model F15 wheels in Platinum black, sizes 20×9.5 +45 in the front and 20×10.5 +25 in the rear and wrapped with Pirelli P-Zero 255/40R20 285/35R20 tires. For the full kit in a “Wet Carbon” finish, it’ll run you 1,680,000 Yen or about $18,500. Included in the kit is the Wet Carbon/FRP Front Bumper, Wet Carbon Front Grill Cover, Wet Carbon Front Lip Spoiler, Wet Carbon Front Under Diffuser, Wet Carbon Side Ducts, Wet Carbon/FRP Side Skits, Wet Carbon Rear Underspoiler, Wet Carbon Rear Racing Diffuser, Wet Carbon Rear Wing and  Wet Carbon Rear Fender Extensions (20mm extension).

For added costs, you can also tack on front fender finishers, front fender ducts, and door handles, all available in a dry carbon finish.

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Germany’s most notable auto tuner Brabus has taken the Mercedes-Benz GLK and given it 750 horsepower that puts the crossover’s top speed at 200 mph. The Brabus GLK V12 was fitted with the BRABUS SV12 R Biturbo 750 engine that helped it go from 0-62 in 4.2 seconds. Brabus also compliments this extreme boost in performance with custom modifications to the body’s aerodynamics, suspension and brakes.

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Autotechnik + Tuning (ATT) has released a new tuning package for the BMW M3. Dubbed the Thunderstorm M3, the model receives a inbuilt compressor with engine software optimization that greatly increases engine performance. Performance specs weren’t released but the upgrade gets you 500 horses. ATT will upgrade the engine for a total of 11,749 euros. Performance is further enhanced by an upgraded chassis with KW coilover suspension for an extra 2,029 Euros. If that’s not enough, ATT is also offering an interior package with either carbon parts or Swarovski crystals.

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The 2010 Aston Martin Vantage has gotten some much-welcomed enhancements courtesy of U.S. based tuner Elite. They’ve released the final concept images of their new 2010 Aston Martin LMV/R (Le Mans Vantage Racer), which is lighter and more aggressive than the stock Vantage. The carbon fiber body kit consists of a new front bumper, visible carbon canards, a carbon front splitter, hood, 2-inch wider fenders, side skirts, rear quarter panel extensions – also 2-inches wider, a carbon trunk lid with visible carbon rear wing and a rear bumper with carbon diffuser.

Elite says the car takes much influence from the Ferrari Scuderia and Stradale and Lamborghini Superleggera. Like these beauties, the LMV/R will be very rare as well, with only 30 examples being produced and sold on the international market. All will be produced in Florida with a price tag of $173,000 plus the cost of the Vantage.

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Carlsson unveiled the Carlsson Aigner CK65 RS “Eau Rouge” Dark Edition today at the Zurich Auto Show.  They’ve beefed up the CL65 AMG to get up to 756 horses.  Currently, there are only 10 units planned to hit the production line.

The CK65 RS has a two-tone color combo with Obsidian Black Metallic and Himalaya gray.  The body kit’s more aerodynamically sound than the original AMG model and the price tag reflects it.  Bi-xenon headlights, a radiator grille, and 21-inch ligh alloy wheels were also added.  The interior’s blessed with a leather/alcantara trim, aluminum pedals and illuminated door sills.

There will be two versions offered – a V12 Bi-Turbo that pushes out 705 horses and another that pushes 756 horses. Performance is enhanced with a sport exhaust system and Carlsson’s C-Tronic Suspension which lowers the CK65 RS by 30mm.

So what’s the price tag for the Carlsson Aigner CK65 “Eau Rouge” Dark Edition?  The 705-hp stage starts from 319,000 euros and the second power stage starts from 374,000 euros.

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