A Mustang with 800 horsepower and a Nissan GT-R police vehicle are only two examples of the aftermarket offerings.
There are many Mustangs, Teslas, Porsches and Porsches. There has been plenty of aftermarket goodness in 2017, from the U.S. and China. All of these builds have stunning looks and high performance. We’re only May and we’ve already compiled 10 top-rated tuner cars of 2017, based on the social media posts of you, the reader. We are excited to see the second half of 2017 and which aftermarket deals deserve your praise on Facebook and Twitter.
Lightweight Performance BMW CSR
You thought the M2 standard was powerful enough? Think again. Lightweight Performance from Germany made the decision to replace the six-cylinder standard engine with a powerful S55 engine taken from an M3. It produces 610 horsepower (454kilowatts).
Fostla Mercedes-AMG S63 Coupe
Are you happy this polarizing Mercedes made it to the top? Apart from its striking Chrome Orange exterior, Fostla made this German coupe produce 730 horsepower (544 kW). This is an increase from the factory’s 577 horsepower (430 kW).
Prior Design Tesla Model S
The Model S is a powerful and aggressive electric sedan that redefines the phrase “mean and environmentally friendly.” It has a Prior Design bodykit, which includes a spoiler lip at the front, a spoiler lip at the rear and a set of 21-inch PD5 alloys wheels.
Pogea Racing Fiat 500 Abarth
You thought the Fiat 500 Abarth was a hot hatch from the factory. But you haven’t seen the work of Pogea Racing. This aggressive hatchback is all black, and packs 405 horsepower (302 kW) as well as 328 pound-feet (445 Newton meters) of torque under its hood.
Nissan GT-R Police Pursuit #23
The Nissan GT-R car is an obvious choice. It does need some explanation, however. Nissan gave its most powerful model a makeover in preparation for the New York Auto Show. This included a new body, 20-inch aluminum wheels and the nickname “Copzilla.” You won’t be able to beat this copper, don’t you think?
Boba-Motoring VW MK2 Golf
This MK2 VW Golf isn’t your typical MK2 VW Golf. The unassuming hatch can reach 60 mph (96 km/h) in 2.3 seconds, 130 km/h (209 kmh), and a top speed of around 218 mph (355 kmh). The engine’s 1,200-hp (894 kW) 2.0-liter is likely to be the reason.
Zero to 60 Designs Ford Mustang GTT
All kinds of awesome. No matter what your opinion is on Zero to 60 Designs’ modified Mustang GT pony car, it’s worth a second glance. It has 800 horsepower (596 kW) and is very well worth the effort. Are you still not convinced? Perhaps our review can give you an even better idea of just how crazy this thing is.
TopCar Porsche 911 Turbo Carbon Edition
If we had to describe this Porsche 911 in one word, it would be: all-carbon-fiber-everything. TopCar from Germany took the sheet metal off of this 911 Turbo and gave it an all-carbon makeover. A 650-hp (485-kW) engine doesn’t hurt either.
Carlex Design Ford Mustang GT
Who is the Hellcat? Carlex Design created a Mustang that could produce 727 horsepower (542 kW) or 610 lbft (827 Nm). It also has the look to match. It has a red exterior and a red cabin. The interior is covered in eye-catching red leather.
Aspec Volkswagen Scirocco R
No Mustang or GT-R can match this China-born VW Scirocco R’s hype. Aspec gave this hot hatch 430 horsepower (321 kW) to match its aggressive exterior.