When the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG was introduced some years ago, everyone was positive about the car. Especially those who are fan of the AMG Mercedes-Benzes appreciate the supercars' references to its predecessor from the Fifties, the legendary Mercedes-Benz 300SL, nicknamed 'Gullwing'. The opinions of the FAB Design-version of the car are more variating, which is completely likely. One loves the vulgarity, another thinks this is a ruined good car.
In our articles about tuned cars it's easy to talk about the differences compared to the standard model. In this situation however, it's rather unpractical. It's simply easier to say what didn't change instead of what did. Apart from the bonnet and bootlid everything of the body changed. The car is fitted with big air vents at the front, to provide the engine of enough air, while the same engine's phonetics sound awesome with its four exhausts. To finish the look, a new set of FAB Design alloy wheels are mounted. What do you think, did this car's looks improve or should FAB Design leave the car for what it is?
