Brabus

Brabus Weber, better known as Brabus, is a world-famous aftermarket car tuning company that tunes automobiles like Mercedes-Benz, Maybach and Smart models. Based in Bottrop, Germany, this company was established by Bodo Buschmann in 1977. Baron Martin Stillman von Brabus was the owner of the English Franchisee of this company. Brabus Weber has set several high speeds world records with the E V12, E V12 Biturbo, and the Brabus Rocket. Based on the design of a Mercedes-Benz CLS-Class W219 model, the Brabus Rocket attained an incredible speed of 365.7 kilometres per hour in October 2006.

The customers can either send in their cars to Brabus for customisation or restoration, or purchase tuned automobiles directly from this reputed car tuner. The car is purchased by Brabus from the manufacturers before in-house changes are made as desired by the customers. This company strives to increase the torque and horsepower generated by the vehicle for enhanced engine performance. Unsophisticated upgrades are undertaken by Brabus for multi-piece alloy wheels, simple spoilers, carbon fibre splitters and body kits. This company offers more complicated upgrades for open racing exhaust systems, engine remapping and racing LSDs. Brabus fully redesigns AMG crate engines and provides interior modifications like personalised upholstery. Brabus Mercedes cars combine great performance with elegant style. Smart Brabus roadsters are extremely popular in the United Kingdom.