The Luethen Motorsport Mercedes-AMG GT is Ready to Race!

The Mercedes-AMG GT might be able to handle its own on the track, but it’s not a track-focused car; that’s the AMG GT R’s territory. But for those that want that racing touch for their road-going AMG GT, Luethen Motorsport has the perfect upgrade program.

Designed with performance in mind, the new Luethen Motorsport Mercedes-AMG GT features a full carbon fiber aerodynamic styling kit that improves downforce and increases cooling. The CFRP kit includes a new front spoiler lip and splitter combo that work with boundary layer winglets and intake brows. The aggressive presence and character continues to the rear where a new adjustable spoiler wing sits above an underbody spoiler to improve overall aerodynamics even further. As an added touch, new side skirts calm airflow as it moves towards the rear. Customers can opt for a range of colors and finishes for the carbon fiber aerodynamics as an additional option.
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MDarringer - 12/10/2016 8:30:41 AM

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I always laugh when I see tuners for Mercedes or Porsche because both do a damn good job in the first place. I wouldn't spend a penny to tune one because I think it's utterly a case of emperor's new clothes.

Knowing some men that have more money than God himself, I've observed that they usually want to own something unique that is "more uniquer" (sic) than their peers have.

One of my "grandfathers" bought an AMG Hammer back in the day. It's a shockingly high performing car even by modern standards, but he bought it partially to have something one-of-a-kind.

Are these tuner cars worth the money of the conversion? Nope. But that doesn't matter. These cars exist for bragging rights in the territorial-pissing wars.