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ML24 x Matthew Law released a concept design for a 2014 Scion tC body kit. The newly facelifted 2014 Scion tC was released just a few weeks ago at the 2013 New York Auto Show. This design features the new Lexus grill which is now used on all their current models, and fog vents from the Scion FR-S. The bumper is shaped sculpturally to follow Toyota and Lexus' new design language. The side skirts were also inspired from Lexus' sculpted side vent. The vehicle is presented on ADV1's ADV005TS Track Spec wheels finished in semi-gloss spokes with gloss black lip, held with candy red lug nuts.

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2014 Scion tC Body Kit Design by Matthew Law

2014 Scion tC Body Kit Design by Matthew Law

ML24 launched their Scion FR-S Wide Body Kit which consists of the Wide Body Fender Arches and Aero Lip Kit today. The Wide Body Fender Arches were first shown on Pat Cyr's Drift Scion FR-S. As we previously posted here, Pat Cyr will be running his FRS in the upcoming 2013 Drift Season.

ML24 also released more details today on how the body kits were designed and built:

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ML24 Scion FR-S Wide Body Aero Lip Kit

ML24 Scion FR-S Wide Body Aero Lip Kit

ML24 Scion FR-S Wide Body Aero Lip Kit

ML24 Scion FR-S Wide Body Aero Lip Kit

ML24 Scion FR-S Wide Body Aero Lip Kit

ML24 Scion FR-S Wide Body Aero Lip Kit

ML24 Scion FR-S Wide Body Aero Lip Kit

ML24 Scion FR-S Wide Body Aero Lip Kit

Prior Design recently reveiled its plans for a wide-bodykit for the BMW 1 Series. This bodykit applies to both the coupe (E82) and the convertible (E88), but not the 1M Coupe.

The package consists of changes to almost all parts of the exterior. You can see the slightly modified front bumper, side skirts, and the rear bumpers. The front and rear fenders are also redone, giving the 1 series a much wider look than the stock.

All these goodies are priced at 2,999 EUR or about $4000 for US. Prior Design is also offering a trunk spoiler, with mounting materials included, for 299 Euro or $399 US.

Source: worldcarfans.com

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BMW 1 Series by Prior Design

BMW 1 Series by Prior Design

BMW 1 Series by Prior Design

BMW 1 Series by Prior Design

BMW 1 Series by Prior Design

BMW 1 Series by Prior Design

BMW 1 Series by Prior Design

BMW 1 Series by Prior Design

Porsche details the construction proccess of the Panamera Sports Tourismo.

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Prior Design recently reveiled its plans for PD-M1, or M-inspired bodykits for the BMW 3 series. 

The bodykit will include an aggressive front bumper with the same vent styles as the M3. The side skirt seems to be left alone for the most part, only slightly revised. The package also comes with a custom rear bumper with its own diffuser. These are all made out of "Dura-Flex" which is a very high quality material, great for constructing and is easily paintable. 

Prior Design also offers KW coilover suspension and 20-inch wheels which look absolutely great with the M-inspired bodykits.

Source: worldcarfans

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Everybody should know about Kahn's tuning trends by now, either subtle, discreet, or more bold. What would you do to a 458 Italia? Accept it as perfection, or search for enahancements?

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Kahn showing the sharpness of the Italian design

Attention to details, the rear painted elements

The most visible change, the matte pearl grey roof

putting the 21" and 22" inch wheels to shine

What's the best thing about a supercar? That it's fast, wide, and will pretty much conquer any other car on the road. This is where Amari Design comes in to give it that extra push. The Lamborghini Gallardo Invidia 540 Edition by Amari Design is what every driver needs. Inspired by the Super Trofeo race cars, this package features a whole makeover of the Gallardo.

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It seems like a lot of companies are starting to develop kits for the Porsche Cayenne, which is great news as we love to see new custom kits. By Design Motorspot, located in Saudi Arabia, recently released a new development project which is the Mansory Porsche Cayenne Turbo. 

The Mansory Cayenne will feature a full carbon fiber kit and will sit on 23 inch Mansory wheels. The front looks like a vacumm cleaner, but it doesn't look too bad on the Cayenne. The Cayenne Turbo will also sport other goodies, boosting the engine to an overall 570hp. 

source: gtspirit.com

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