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Do you approve of this carbon bodykitted Maserati MC20?

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Do you approve of this carbon bodykitted Maserati MC20? | Top Gear

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Just 25 of these aftermarket ARIA Aero Kits are being lined up for production

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Do you approve of this carbon bodykitted Maserati MC20?

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Just 25 of these aftermarket ARIA Aero Kits are being lined up for production

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Do you approve of this carbon bodykitted Maserati MC20?

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Just 25 of these aftermarket ARIA Aero Kits are being lined up for production

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Do you approve of this carbon bodykitted Maserati MC20?

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Do you approve of this carbon bodykitted Maserati MC20?

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Just 25 of these aftermarket ARIA Aero Kits are being lined up for production

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The Maserati MC20 is a very, very handsome supercar. Fairly restrained in its original form, though, isn’t it? So, if that’s not for you, how about this bodykit from Estonian designer Siim Pärn and New York-based company 7 Designs?

Carbon add-ons often look a little shoddy, but these renderings have certainly caught our attention. Check out the MC12-style roof scoop and the relocated exhausts to make room for the giant diffuser. Very strong.

The pronounced front lip and side skirts bring the 621bhp MC20 closer to the ground and that massive rear wing curves with the rear of the car. It looks great in silver with the blue carbon too. Or is that just us?

According to 7 Designs, the kit will be known as ARIA and production will be limited to just 25 examples when deliveries of the MC20 eventually begin. Don’t expect any major engineering changes though, this is about “injecting racing DNA into the MC20 while maintaining the purity of the original design.”

What do we think, folks?

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The Maserati MC20 is a very, very handsome supercar. Fairly restrained in its original form, though, isn’t it? So, if that’s not for you, how about this bodykit from Estonian designer Siim Pärn and New York-based company 7 Designs?

Carbon add-ons often look a little shoddy, but these renderings have certainly caught our attention. Check out the MC12-style roof scoop and the relocated exhausts to make room for the giant diffuser. Very strong.

The pronounced front lip and side skirts bring the 621bhp MC20 closer to the ground and that massive rear wing curves with the rear of the car. It looks great in silver with the blue carbon too. Or is that just us?

According to 7 Designs, the kit will be known as ARIA and production will be limited to just 25 examples when deliveries of the MC20 eventually begin. Don’t expect any major engineering changes though, this is about “injecting racing DNA into the MC20 while maintaining the purity of the original design.”

What do we think, folks?

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Just 25 of these aftermarket ARIA Aero Kits are being lined up for production