2012 Hamann memoR McLaren MP4-12C

Hamman unveiled the memoR MP4-12C tuning program at this year's Geneva Motor Show, and the German tuning outfit has now revealed some new pictures of their styling package.The tuning specialist's agenda for their take on the MP4-12C was to reduce the supercar's concave surfaces, implement essential F1 features, adapt GT3 elements both aesthetically and functionally, and create a relief with exciting light shade contrasts.

The result is a complete remake of the supercar, boasting a large front splitter, new front bumper with integrated LED lights, an aggressive hood with integrated air vents, upper and side wheel arch forced vents, ground effect door sills and an extended rear diffuser with large rear wing that combine to afford it aerodynamic balance as well as a new racing look.Finally, the Germans fitted a triple exhaust and two different 21-inch wheel sets to the memoR

No performance upgrades to the supercar's 3.8-liter V8 was made with its 592hp and 443lb-ft of torque deemed sufficient.

But to make sure, that the impression of concentrated power always reminded a fully January, the brilliant lines of the LeMans winner 1995 were interpreted now so new, that they just as far as the brand identity remembered that modernity and avant-garde of the “memoR” never for consideration is available – on these perfect swing can you simply not resign.

 HAMANN would not HAMANN but if not still that of refinement would be the luminaries of customizing, they have been the Decade ends to drive the concept of individualization to the extreme: The subtle C pillar, which falls for is taken not in the eye produces a huge effect: the rear fender is perceived now from the rear window up to the wheel arch as a member of the monster wide and even though also the silhouette is soft closed, a spectacular increase in the perceived width of the stern, which crowns the rear end in conjunction with the diffusor-page boxes, which consistently continues the lines of the side sills to the rear and the triple exhaust arises:

 Who sees the “memoR” from behind, and that should be a majority of mobile contemporaries, has no doubt what he is really the more: A distinctive member of the League of fastest and breathtaking supercar from the house of Hamann.