Mansory, also known as Mansory Cyrus, takes covers from an Aston Martin DB11. The list of changes does not stop with the interior; it's obvious that Mansory needs its buyers to feel unique when they sit behind the wheel, so the DB11's interior has been completely stripped out and reupholstered in a silver finish – something we've never seen used in a car's interior.
Carbon fiber wraps the center console inside the cabin, with strings of the same external green in the carbon lay-up. Mansory also incorporated the insignia in different places around the cockpit, in addition to the bespoke carbon parts.
The car has a mild body package with new carbon fiber parts such as side skirts and a new rear diffuser with an F1 style brake light on the outside. A new collection of 22-inch cast-aluminum wheels completes the look. Mansory also chose a new exhaust system from front to back, so the beast now produces about 700 horsepower.
These updates have quadrupled the DB11's resale value to about $800,000.