Mercedes Convertibles Coupés Tuning
Prior Design shows off its attractive Mercedes Clase E Coupé

Without a doubt, the presentation of the new Mercedes Clase E Coupé opened the floodgates to countless tuning projects from every corner of the planet. Unfortunately, the attractive, well-finished lines that Mercedes presented on this model may be a drawback when it comes to offering anything truly striking.
But thankfully there are always bold people in this world who aren’t afraid to get it wrong, and that deserves our gratitude, especially Prior Design, a tuner that, thanks to its boldness, has just presented a project that is well worth considering if you own a Clase E Coupé and want to give it a much more striking look.

As you can see, this upgrade consists mainly of an attractive body kit that is much sportier and, above all, eye-catching. It includes a striking front bumper, discreet side skirts, and a much more stylised, sportier rear end thanks to a new diffuser and two spoilers, one on the boot lid and one on the roof. Naturally, all these parts are made from carbon fibre.
On the other hand, there are elements we can’t fail to mention, not only for their practicality but also for the magnificent sporty touch they give the model: elements such as the new 20-inch alloy wheels, the new exhaust system, and the sport suspension, which lowers the car by several centimetres.

As for the engine, this is where Prior has chosen not to reveal anything, since its catalogue offers different upgrades for practically all the engines in the range Mercedes, upgrades that, depending on the engine, can increase power by up to 75 horsepower.
If instead of a Clase E Coupé you opted for the Cabrio version at the time, there’s no need to worry, as according to the tuner this project is fully compatible with both versions.
Via | carscoop
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