Sunday, February 27, 2011

Geneva Preview: 2012 Brabus CLS adds dose of sport, economy


Brabus has released its tuning package for the 2012 Mercedes-Benz CLS range before its official premiere at the Geneva Motor Show. As with all things Brabus, the package for the CLS allows no stone upon another, from an aero package and the appearance of the suspension, and finally the motor.
Outside, the car gets a revised front bumper with larger air intakes, LED daytime running lights and a new front splitter. There are also a number of gill fenders sporting the Brabus logo, and side skirts give the car that the appearance of an even lower price and helpful entry lights, so you do not want to bash a shin in the night.
The things hanging on the ground a Bilstein suspension support for your choice of six types of Brabus wheels is, from 8.5x17s Monster 10.5x20 inch trash-can lid. vote in a bid for the Eco, has Brabus Tuning up efforts at the Mercedes-Benz CDI diesel engines concentrated. The CLS 250 CDI BlueEFFICIENCY gets a 31-horsepower bump, and an astonishing 413 pounds feet of torque.
At the higher spec CLS 350 CDI, the engine mods are dual mode. In Eco mode, the car to 509 lb-ft slide of 457 while horsepower remains the same. Hit the Sport mode button, and you are looking at climbing to 309 hp from 261st That translates into a 5.9-second 0-60 sprint and the inevitable 155 mph top speed. Want more? See the complete press release after the break and be sure to read through our high-res image gallery below.

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