2013 Mercedes SL-Class by MEC Design

MEC Design has introduced a new styling program for the 2013 Mercedes SL550 (R231). Looking tastefully restrained, the model has been equipped with AMG-inspired bumpers and a four-tailpipe exhaust system that is available in two different sound types: "Daytona" and "Earthquake." There's also an electric lowering module (which reduces the ride height by up to 55mm) and 20-inch "MecxtremeI" wheels with a satin finish. There's no word on pricing or availability, but the accessories will likely be offered in the near future.

Mercedes-Benz S550 by MEC Design

The tuners from MEC Design have created an upgrade program for the U.S.-only Mercedes-Benz S550. The vehicle rides on a new set of three-piece alloys with the wheel center in a black silk finish and the outer lip in a black gloss finish. The front wheels measure 10 x 21 inches while the rear are 11 x 21 inches. The front axle rolls on 255/30ZR21 tires while the rear wheels are covered by 295/30ZR21 rubbers. Other changes to this S550 include the addition of the Electronic Lowering System which is capable of bringing the car down by up to 60mm, along with a new four-pipe stainless steel exhaust system. The cabin gets a new sports steering wheel and a piano black finish for the center console and the dashboard inlays. The floor mats now come with special edging, while the grill covering has the same color as the body.

Mercedes CLS by MEC Design

MEC Design has unveiled a new styling package for the Mercedes CLS (W219).

Looking menacing in matte black, the model has an aggressive body kit with modified bumpers, a carbon fiber rear diffuser and a trunk-mounted spoiler. Other goodies include a suspension lowering module, a stainless steel sport exhaust system and 20-inch matte black alloy wheels.

No interior pictures were released, but the tuner says the cabin has custom floor mats and a sport steering wheel with carbon fiber accents.

Mercedes SLS AMG by MEC Design

MEC Design has released the first pictures of their new styling package for the Mercedes SLS AMG.

Built for a customer in Florida, the car has an aggressive body kit with new bumpers, revised side skirts, a trunk-mounted spoiler and a prominent rear diffuser. Other highlights include a stainless steel sport exhaust system, a hydraulic lift-up suspension and 20/21-inch alloy wheels.

Inside, designers added carbon fiber trim, an Alcantara sports steering wheel and special floor mats with the MEC logo.