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Carlsson C25 Royale - Click above for high-res image gallery
Customized Mercedes-Benz cars have been in the spotlight at the
2011 Geneva Motor Show.
Mansory,
Fab Design and
Brabus have all fallen in love with the
SLS AMG, but
Carlsson continues its affair with the
SL65 AMG. At last year's show,
Carlsson unveiled its C25 super grand tourer. For 2011, Carlsson has come back with another iteration of the frighteningly fast two-door, this time called the C25 Royale.
What's the difference between last year's C25 and the 2011 C25 Royale? Both pack the same bone-crushingly powerful V12 under the hood, here producing 753 horsepower and 848 pound-feet of torque. The C25 Royale goes for a few extra steps in the weight savings department by utilizing a carbon fiber roof.
Just like last year, however, the C25 Royale will be limited to just 25 units. Also, to further increase the likelyhood that your neighbor will never have the same car as you, Carlsson says it will sell just
one per country. Starting price on a Carlsson C25 Royale is €429,000, or just shy of $600,000 USD. Add in German VAT and the price rises to €510,510 (around $713,000 USD). As we said, that is the
starting price. The options list is packed with further piggy bank busting features, which you see for yourself by reading the press release waiting after the jump.
Gallery: Carlsson C25 Royale: Geneva 2011
Photos copyright (C)2011 Drew Phillips / AOL
[Source: Carlsson]
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