Showing posts with label Project Kahn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project Kahn. Show all posts

Thursday, January 26, 2012

Project Kahn's Widebody Porsche Panamera Tune


For its next tune, British styling house Project Kahn has selected the Porsche Panamera, which receives a thorough makeover inside and out.

The first thing you'll notice about Project Kahn's Panamera is the wide bodykit that includes the front bumper pieces encompassing vertical LED strips, the beefed up front and rear fenders with matching side skirts and the rear bumper parts with an integrated rear air dam.

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Friday, January 20, 2012

Project Kahn Touches Up Another Range Rover Evoque


The new Range Rover Evoque is one of those vehicles that doesn't really need a lot of styling mods to look the part, which is probably why British design house Project Kahn has kept the upgrades to a minimum.

Similar to Kahn's first take on the Evoque, this red colored example of Range Rover's compact SUV gets a new set of the firm's RS600 alloy wheels in a gunmetal finish (available in sizes 20-, 21- and 22-inches).

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Monday, January 2, 2012

Project Kahn's Stylish Take on the Range Rover Evoque


The crew over at Project Kahn has finally got around to tricking out Land Rover's latest creation, the Range Rover Evoque, with a new package that takes care of both the exterior and interior of the compact crossover model. Read more »

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Project Kahn Murders Out Brabus-Prepped Mercedes-Benz SLK200 AMG


If you ever wondered what a factory-tuned vehicle like a Mercedes SLK 200 [R172] would look after two independent tuners got their hands on it, Project Kahn has you covered.

You see, British designer Afzal Kahn took a Mercedes SLK 200 that had already been fitted with an extensive AMG sport package and then further honed by Brabus and added his own personal touch.

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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Project Kahn Turns its Focus on the RS


Aftermarket British tuner Project Kahn has released a mild upgrade package for the now obsolete Ford Focus RS. The company left the hot hatch's 305HP-strong 2.5-liter turbocharged inline-five intact, and concentrated on the styling aspect of the tune. Read more »