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Our dear friends from speedART present a mighty and beautiful recreation of a Porsche Boxer 718. The heavily tweaked vehicle is named speedART SP18-R and has a lot to demonstrate. First of all, we  are pleasantly surprised by the bodywork: we see neat and sporty speedART CS-rear spoiler, distinctive 21-inch SP9-SPORT wheels and overall super sporty, yet stylish appearance. What we  like the most about the exterior styling is that the team has kept the signature and well-known Porsche looks prese

2015 Porsche Macan is regarded as the most sportive SUV on the market. speedART has released the first image of its upcoming project which involves exactly this vehicle. The specialists are currently working on a wide range of tuning parts and modifications for that model. The picture that they have sent us is just a preview of what we are to expect. Other tuning innovations will follow very soon. speedART didn’t reveal much but that it is going to add to the Macan a new power kit, sport exhaust

2013 SpeedART Porsche Cayman SP81-CR has been in a form of a project for several months. However we are now pleased to be informed by the tuners at SpeedArt that they have worked on it and now they are disclosing the first image of the exquisite Porsche. After 2013 Porsche Cayman 981 made its official world appearance at the Geneva Motor Show this year, SpeedART has worked to deliver this incredible transformation. Now the tuning company is planning to officially premiere the car at the Tuner

2013 SpeedART Porsche Cayman SP81-CR is a project which we are sure will happen in the near future. Since the 2013 Porsche Cayman 981 is going to make an official debut at the Geneva Motor Show in a month, SpeedART’s modification is just a possibility in the future. However, given how exquisite it is going to be, we have no doubts that we are to see the project coming to the real world. To go straight to the details, the tuned Porsche have three power kits with 345 hp (254 kW), 360 hp (265 kW

SpeedART has introduced their latest project based on the new Porsche Boxster S (981). The car comes with entire exterior restyling as well some performance modifications. The engines can be boosted with up to 20HP and 20Nm by installing a complete sports exhaust system including new headers, sport katalysts and 2x100 mm twin- tailpipes. The aerodynamics package includes frontspoiler lipp, rear wing, diffuser and side parts in Carbon. The car is finished in black-greenmetallic. It also

More updates from rather silent tuners. This one is from SpeedART – the SP81-R based on the Porsche Boxster/S type 981. It incorporates the full package: a body kit, some power increase, noise, wheels and a few suspension tweaks. The SP81-R body kit comprises of a rear wing plus diffusor, side skirts and a front splitter. The wing attaches itself on the stock spoiler yet one can notice it from afar. The overall body color is one traditional for SpeedART – dual-themed paint first seen on the P

News from the German tuner house SpeedART. It's an update on their SP91-R project. As we all know by now, the subject is the latest 911/991 Carrera S (Porsche is sort of their turf) – fresh yet grunty, slippery and stylish it has all there is to have when it comes to performance customization. When it comes to power, ECU upgrades and calibration are to be available for both the Carrera and Carrera S engines – that means a projected power increase of 25 hp and 20 Nm. On the other hand. the sport

SpeedART, the German tuning house are now promoting their latest product: SP91-R sounds like a Windows update but it actually is a performance kit for the new 911/991 Carrera S. The package is due to come in March during the 2012 Geneva Motor Show but one can tell that SpeedART are eager to share with what exactly is SP91-R Lets start off with the power – 911's usually do not fall short of it but SpeedART have decided to throw in a bit more just to be safe. An ECU upgrade and a modified exhau

Porsche Panamera Diesel is one of the perfect choices on the market, if you want economic GT car. It is powered by a 3.0 liter V6 turbo-diesel with 250 PS (184 kW) and 550Nm (406 lb-ft) of torque. However, the German tuning specialists from speedART made some modifications for the stylish Porsche. First, the engine received an ECU re-map, which means additional 50PS (37 kW) and 100Nm (73 lb-ft) of torque. Originally, the car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 6.8 seconds and has a top speed

speedART TITAN-EVO-XL 600 is the Stuttgart-based specialist’s latest SUV conversion, which is based upon the recently launched Porsche Cayenne Turbo 958 yet utilizes upgrades in almost every term, including aerodynamics, performance, sound, suspension and interior. Visually, the soon-to-be-publicly-unveiled speedART TITAN-EVO-XL 600 benefits an in-house, wide body kit, consisting of front chin spoiler, sporty rear diffuser and wider fender flares with new door planking. In addition to these i

Geneva Motor Show 2011 will host the public unveil of the speedART’s latest masterpiece conversion, the speedART TITAN-EVO-XL 600. Based upon the new Porsche Cayenne Turbo, the TITAN-EVO-XL 600 is a completely new ride. It has new aerodynamic body, improved performance, enhanced roar, restyled interior and better handling properties. Visually, the TITAN-EVO-XL 600 SUV highlights speedART’s exclusive TITAN-EVO-XL wide body kit which is consist of front spoiler, rear diffuser and wider fender f

TITAN-EVO is the latest project of speedART, which will showcase it at the 2010 Essen motor show. The car is based on second generation Porsche Cayenne and features both styling and performance packages. The diesel version is boosted with 50PS and 70Nm, while the S Hybrid gained 70PS and 50Nm and the most powerful Turbo version received additional 100PS and 150Nm of torque. The speedHybrid 450, which is based on the Cayenne S Hybrid is powered up to 450PS and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h