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German tuner, Gemballa, has brought an interesting styling package for the Porsche Cayenne Diesel to Geneva, dissuading the notion that a practical daily driver can’t be turned into a mean and aggressive road runner. In essence, that’s what Gemballa was going for when they went to the 2012 Geneva Motor Show to show off their subtle yet stylish GT Aero 1 modular styling package. Known as one of the best carbon fiber aerodynamic kit builders in the world, Gemballa’s AERO 1 components are direct replacements for the original parts, and fit to the factory mounting points, which means that if the owner wants to return his Cayenne to its stock looks, he can do so without hampering any of the other body components. Included in the AERO 1 package is a new front bumper and spoiler, which gives the SUV a more sporting appearance. In addition, the package also has new side skirts, a deeper rear bumper, and a new set of 22" ultra-light, forged alloy wheels. Despite the minimal modifications, the AERO 1 conversation is only the beginning of what’s shaping up to be a comprehensive program for the second-generation Cayenne. To that, we can expect more out of these guys, with a full body kit already in the works to go with performance modifications. .
14 comments: Porsche Cayenne 958 GT Aero 1 Kit by Gemballa Are you guys speaking about Aerodynamics? Well, I can’t find any improved aerodynamics in here. I find it ordinary and less interesting. The exterior looks different and this car really leaves behind of every Porsche car.
I don’t see the purpose of its aerodynamics when it’s not even intended for racing solely. It’s not like I’m saying either that luxury cars can’t have that feature.
Gemballa is wise enough to focus on its engine rather than its exterior. It definitely needs an upgrade more than its look.
“Minimal change”, oh I see. I kind of guessed, since I didn’t even notice what’s new. Nevertheless, the aerodynamics is a great additional feature.
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07.3.2012 @ 00:32