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Check out Mansory’s plans for a modified Maserati MC20

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Check out Mansory’s plans for a modified Maserati MC20 | Top Gear

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MC20 collides with carbon fibre factory. Comes off second best…

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Check out Mansory’s plans for a modified Maserati MC20

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MC20 collides with carbon fibre factory. Comes off second best…

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Check out Mansory’s plans for a modified Maserati MC20

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MC20 collides with carbon fibre factory. Comes off second best…

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Check out Mansory’s plans for a modified Maserati MC20

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Check out Mansory’s plans for a modified Maserati MC20

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MC20 collides with carbon fibre factory. Comes off second best…

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Uh oh, it looks like Mansory has got hold of a Maserati MC20. The German tuner has released some renders of its upcoming plans for the V6-engined Italian, and it’s fair to say that it’ll no longer be the more subtle choice of supercar.

Just look at the amount of carbon fibre that Mansory wants to superglue on. The new front splitter is a massive piece, with all manner of flicks and ‘aero’ bits, as well as some lipstick that surrounds the grille.

Check out the image of the rear too. That shows the optional (and humungous) ‘sport wing’ with its integrated brake light. You can also see the extent of the crazy side skirts from back there, plus the rather large rear diffuser.

There is one bit we do like though – that vented engine cover with its roof scoop would look fantastic if it was painted in the same shade as the rest of the contrast roof.

Mansory’s website also lists options such as a full aftermarket exhaust system, lowering springs that chop the MC20’s height by 25mm and those forged wheels, which are 21-inches up front and 22-inches at the rear.

Now, have at it, Internet…

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Uh oh, it looks like Mansory has got hold of a Maserati MC20. The German tuner has released some renders of its upcoming plans for the V6-engined Italian, and it’s fair to say that it’ll no longer be the more subtle choice of supercar.

Just look at the amount of carbon fibre that Mansory wants to superglue on. The new front splitter is a massive piece, with all manner of flicks and ‘aero’ bits, as well as some lipstick that surrounds the grille.

Check out the image of the rear too. That shows the optional (and humungous) ‘sport wing’ with its integrated brake light. You can also see the extent of the crazy side skirts from back there, plus the rather large rear diffuser.

There is one bit we do like though – that vented engine cover with its roof scoop would look fantastic if it was painted in the same shade as the rest of the contrast roof.

Mansory’s website also lists options such as a full aftermarket exhaust system, lowering springs that chop the MC20’s height by 25mm and those forged wheels, which are 21-inches up front and 22-inches at the rear.

Now, have at it, Internet…

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MC20 collides with carbon fibre factory. Comes off second best…