Project Kahn and Lorinser unite in tuning partnership
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Project Kahn and Lorinser unite in tuning partnership
What do you get when a German tuner hooks up with a British designer? Sounds risky, doesn't it?
What you get first is a Kahn set of wheels. Specifically, Kahn RSL 9 X 21 matte black in the front and 10.5 X 21 at the rear. Project Kahn also provides some interior design on this Mercedes S Class, with a full bespoke leather package and other unspecified cabin detailing.
Lorinser provides the rest of the restyling through added body paneling, which from the photos we can see are side air vents and subtle new skirting all around that give the design a softer, more grounded look.
"This project is without a doubt the perfect blend of British and German styling and it will certainly ensure a great deal of customer satisfaction," says Marcus Lorinser, head of German tuner Lorinser, who has partnered with Project Kahn on this Mercedes S Class.
Well, you can view the results right here and judge for yourself.
source[worldcarfans.com
What you get first is a Kahn set of wheels. Specifically, Kahn RSL 9 X 21 matte black in the front and 10.5 X 21 at the rear. Project Kahn also provides some interior design on this Mercedes S Class, with a full bespoke leather package and other unspecified cabin detailing.
Lorinser provides the rest of the restyling through added body paneling, which from the photos we can see are side air vents and subtle new skirting all around that give the design a softer, more grounded look.
"This project is without a doubt the perfect blend of British and German styling and it will certainly ensure a great deal of customer satisfaction," says Marcus Lorinser, head of German tuner Lorinser, who has partnered with Project Kahn on this Mercedes S Class.
Well, you can view the results right here and judge for yourself.
source[worldcarfans.com
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You know what the funniest thing about that is? Both companies used to carry VERY tasteful products. However in the name of marketing and current trends, I think both have gone in the worst direction! Lorinser started the downward spiral with its "F1" series of fenders back in about 2000 or so, and its gotten worse and worse progressively. I mean the bumpers are not so bad, but the fenders and sideskirts just scream 1995 Civic DX to me.
Kahn used to have a wheel called the RS-R back in the mid to late 90's. Just a perfect 5spoke wheel, now their wheels look like some Giovanna's or something
Kahn used to have a wheel called the RS-R back in the mid to late 90's. Just a perfect 5spoke wheel, now their wheels look like some Giovanna's or something
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You know what the funniest thing about that is? Both companies used to carry VERY tasteful products. However in the name of marketing and current trends, I think both have gone in the worst direction! Lorinser started the downward spiral with its "F1" series of fenders back in about 2000 or so, and its gotten worse and worse progressively. I mean the bumpers are not so bad, but the fenders and sideskirts just scream 1995 Civic DX to me.
Kahn used to have a wheel called the RS-R back in the mid to late 90's. Just a perfect 5spoke wheel, now their wheels look like some Giovanna's or something
Kahn used to have a wheel called the RS-R back in the mid to late 90's. Just a perfect 5spoke wheel, now their wheels look like some Giovanna's or something
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