Back in 2008, MTM unveiled the RS6 R based on the previous generation Audi RS6. Now, German tuner, Fostla Wrapping, has brought the MTM RS6 remake back to the front page with a series of updates that make the sporty wagon look even better.

Fostla wrapped the car in a very cool matte blue metallic PWF and then combined it with a 5% tinting of the front and back lights. There is also a new set of 20" wheels equipped with 275/35R20 tires - the right addition if you want to stop this beast when it hits its top speed of 216 mph. A carbon front lip and a rear diffuser will further improve the aerodynamics of this car.

Under the hood, the engine delivers an amazing 759 HP and a peak torque of 672 lbs-ft. A new stainless steel exhaust system with race catalyst will make the engine sound amazing. If you were wondering, the R in the title stands for "Rosskur," which is "power increase" in German.[...]

The Mercedes SLS AMG may have been replaced by the faster SLS AMG GT, but tuners are still having their way with the supercar. The latest tuning package is from Inden Design, and they’ve even included a beautiful young lady to the mix.

Inden Design didn’t play around too much with the design of the car, but they did add a new set of 21" light metal rims painted in high-gloss black. The only other change, and the biggest, is the engine modification. The tuner added a serially produced exhaust system in high-grade steel in non-ostentatious visual appearance with electronic valve control. As a result, the V8’s output has been increased from 571 to 623 HP, making it even more powerful than the SLS AMG GT.[...]

After debuting the 2013 BMW 7-Series, BMW has now unveiled the new Alpina B7 super-high performance luxury sedan with more performance, fresh design features, and improved efficiency. The new model will make its world debut at the Pebble Beach Concourse d’Elegance in August with sales to begin immediately after. Prices will start at $127,600 (B7 Standard Wheelbase), $130,600 (B7 SWB with xDrive), $131,500 (B7 Long Wheelbase), and $134,500 (B7 LWB with xDrive).

The new Alpina B7 delivers a total of 540 HP and 538 lbs-ft of torque (an improvement of 40 HP and 22 lbs-ft). Mated to a new Alpina 8- speed high performance transmission, the new B7 will go up to an impressive top speed of 194 mph (up from the previous 175 mph). The 0 to 60 mph sprint is now made in 4.3-4.4 seconds depending on the version.[...]

While the world is preparing to say good bye to the Aston Martin DBS, more and more tuners have turned their attention to the car that became famous thanks to its part in the James Bond movie Casino Royale. The latest package comes from British tuner Kahn Design who has tried to offer the DBS an alluring combination of style, sophistication, majesty, convention, comfort, and practicality.

Kahn’s package doesn’t include any power upgrades, but it does include a smoky exterior finish befitting of a spy. It has matte black front splitters, privacy tinted glass, a matte black rear diffuser, and a matte grey twin exhaust system. Adding to the look is a lowered sports suspension, which displays the new set of diamond cut smoked black Kahn 21" RSX-F wheels (available in 9 x 20) highlighted by the red brake calipers. Not much was done to the interior except for exquisite black Alcantara sports seats and a steering wheel complete with white stitching, but with Kahn’s tuning packages, customers can always ask for any array material and color combinations.[...]

The Porsche RSR is an exquisite sports car developed solely for track use and priced at an astounding $685,000. The chances of us getting our hands on one are slim to none, but Champion Motorsport is increasing that just a bit by converting this track-only model into a road-going 911 RSR. The best part is that it will only set back prospective buyers a cool $399,900.

Surprisingly, the company managed to keep the project a complete secret until it made its debut in the latest issue of Car and Driver magazine, which calls it "the coolest 911 ever". The Champion Motorsport RSR is based on a 2011 911 Turbo S with some amazing updates. The tuner started by adding a pair of 68 mm VTG turbochargers that have increased the 4.0 liter six-cylinder boxer engine’s output to a total of 640 HP. As a result, the new RSR can sprint from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.7 seconds. Next, the tuner added carbon fiber RSR bodywork, an adjustable Ohlins coilover suspension, and a new set of Champion Motorsport magnesium wheels.[...]

Studie, a Japan based tuner, started their initial tuning process for the BMW 1-Series M Coupe last year with a set of KW Club Sport suspension shocks and some beautiful black BBS light alloy wheels. But tot complete the precess they have the 1M project car a bit more character. You see, the ideal track car from BMW is the 4.4-liter V8-powered M3 GTS, of which the Bavarians only ever built 150. Now though, Studie wants to view the 1M as a... [...]

The latest tuning package for the Range Rover Evoque has just been released in full by Onyx, a company that usually targets British cars. Th Irish-tuned Evoque comes with a wide body kit, which includes a front fascia, bonnet, carbon fiber front grille, rear fascia, beefier wheel arches, more muscular side elements, as well as side air vents. The interior has been upholstered by duo nappa leather, and also recei... [...]

Whenever you get tired of reading about supercars and want to just chill out in something German and quiet, yet still exciting and potent, you should sail straight past the latest all-wheel drive Audi and buy the old Golf R32, which was the last Golf to be fitted with the famous VR6 engine that all VW fans loved. It’s one of our favorite cars and surely belongs in a gall of fame for its blend of performance, style and practicali... [...]

Turn the key and the V10 engine rumbles into life, unleashing all that’s dangerous into the world. The sky darkens and storm clouds gather overhead for what could be a battle to the death with the German supercar. This white angle rides into battle with its carbon fiber armor protecting its flanks on a wave of horsepower unbowed by any other German. It weapon of choice is a fiery set of HRE wheels, complimenting the look of the ... [...]

German tuner, AC Schnitzer, has blown our minds yet again with another speedy creation based off of a cool, yet uninspiring in power, model. Their new Raptor Concept is based on the MINI John Cooper Works Coupe and has just officially become the fastest Mini on the world famous Grand Prix circuit in Hockenheim. With a lap time of 1:10.87 minutes, the new Raptor has catapulted itself into the premier league of real sports cars, making it faster than the previous AC Schnitzer Eagle by about 1.11 seconds.

In order to obtain this impressive result, AC Schnitzer had to optimize all areas of the vehicle. The job started with the engine where the output was increased from 211 HP to 300 HP. A new exhaust system was added and the total weight was reduced by 220 lbs. The tuner also added a sport chassis with adjustable height and, of course, a new set of 18" lightweight metal rims.[...]