SHOCK THERAPY: MANSORY GOES MAD ON THE FERRARI PUROSANGUE WITH THE COMPLETELY OTT PUGNATOR TRICOLORE

MANSORY, the German tuning house with a flair for the extravagant and unapologetically wild, has done it again - this time targeting a machine that was already outrageous straight out of the box. Meet the MANSORY Pugnator, a fully reimagined Ferrari Purosangue that’s been fed a steady diet of carbon fibre, performance upgrades, and some of the most polarising styling cues this side of a fighter jet. Known for turning exotics like Lamborghinis and Ferraris into rolling art installations (or nightmares, depending on your taste), MANSORY’s latest project swaps Italian flair and style for some insane over the top styling and features - and somehow still manages to turn heads harder than ever - which in this case may not really be a good thing. The Pugnator - Latin for "fighter" - is unmistakably MANSORY in every way: from its brutally sculpted carbon fibre aero package to its wild proportions and visual attitude dialled up to eleven. The front end is completely reworked with oversized intakes set into a full carbon apron, designed to channel fresh air to the radiators while simultaneously increasing downforce on the front axle. The bonnet? Also full carbon. As are the wheel arch vents and aggressive new fender flares, seamlessly flowing into widened arches and side skirts sculpted from yet more exposed weave. No one does ‘over the top’ quite like this. Move around to the rear and things only escalate. A dramatic two-piece roof-edge spoiler leads into a new rear bumper, again in full carbon, which ties the whole look together with more menace than a military drone. And of course, sitting under the arches are freshly developed, ultra-light forged MANSORY FC.5 wheels - 22-inch up front and 23-inch out back – wrapped in high-performance tyres that promise both precision and grip, even when this behemoth gets thrown into a corner.