The 1955 Chrysler New Yorker was a pivotal moment for American automotive design. It was a bold declaration of style and power, introducing the famous “Forward Look” by Virgil Exner. This iconic model reset expectations for the luxury car segment, blending sleek aesthetics with formidable Hemi performance.
The 1953 Chrysler Special stands as a rare and significant icon of post-war design, representing a groundbreaking partnership between American muscle and Italian coachbuilding. Designed by Virgil Exner and hand-built by Carrozzeria Ghia, only about 18 examples were produced, combining Chrysler’s powerful FirePower Hemi V8 with sophisticated European styling.
MANSORY Equestre converts the Ferrari 12 Cilindri with 855hp, 730Nm torque, carbon body, VF.5 rims, and fully customized interior options.
MANSORY Venatus SE upgrades the Lamborghini Urus with 1,100hp, 1,250Nm torque, carbon bodywork, 24-inch wheels, and bespoke interior options.
MANHART MH5 450 G31 turns the BMW 540i Touring into a 450hp estate with sporty visuals, custom wheels, and an upgraded exhaust for a sonorous performance.
BRABUS 700 BLUE SKY transforms the Rolls-Royce Cullinan with 700hp, widebody carbon panels, and bespoke interior detailing. This SUV blends luxury, sport, and performance.
Volvo One Million Plug-In Hybrid milestone marks strong global demand, led by XC60 and XC90 PHEVs, and paves the way toward a fully electric future. The company balances hybrids with new EVs to ease the transition for customers.
Unplugged Performance expands its Tesla Road Warrior wheels lineup with new 18-inch forged options for Model 3 and Model Y, boosting range and durability. These wheels bring efficiency gains, forged toughness, and optional tire packages tailored for daily use and long-distance driving.
The new BRABUS ROCKET GTS is an ultra-exclusive highlight in the BRABUS Collection 2025, representing a new level of high-end coachbuilding. This first hyper gran turismo shooting brake features a body produced entirely from exposed-structure carbon, paired with a hybrid drive system for incredible performance and luxury.
The 1956 Continental Mark II was America’s most expensive car, defined by its hand-built quality and subtle design. It features a powerful V8 engine. This exclusive coupe set a new standard for post-war American luxury. Its unique chassis and high level of standard equipment ensured a premium driving experience for the elite.