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Rapper Rick Ross reportedly owns more than 100 vehicles, with Rolls-Royces at the top of his collection, including a Mansory-electric Dawn, a Mansory Cullinan, a 2013 Wraith, a Phantom, a $5 million Golden Owl Phantom, and a Hermes-interior 2025 Mansory Phantom named Saint Laurent; he even hosts a Georgia car show and once claimed to ride six different Rolls-Royces in a day.
Esteban Ocon showcased his one-of-a-kind Mansory customized Lamborghini Revuelto, a highly powerful hybrid supercar with unique design features, marking his first drive with the vehicle and highlighting its bespoke modifications and impressive performance specs.
Mansory has customized the new BMW M5 by adding extensive carbon fiber details, a more aggressive exterior, and significantly increased power, resulting in a wild, high-performance super sedan with controversial design elements like triple exhaust tips inspired by the Honda Civic Type R.
A highly customized 2025 Rolls-Royce Phantom Mansory is listed at $819,980, showcasing extreme luxury and bespoke modifications, but its exorbitant price raises questions about its value and target market.
Mansory, known for their controversial car modifications, has unveiled their latest creation, a hideous Mansory-tuned Lamborghini Urus called the Venatus. With a claimed 900 hp and 811 lb-ft of torque, the Venatus is as powerful as it is ugly. Featuring a paint color called Bronzo Zenas, 24-inch forged wheels, and a white interior, this car is a visual nightmare. While it may not be the worst thing Mansory has ever done, it certainly adds to their list of car crimes.
Mansory, the aftermarket specialist and tuner, has unveiled its latest creation, the F9XX Tempesta Celeste based on the Ferrari SF90 Spider. Limited to just three units, this modified Ferrari features a striking carbon-fiber body kit with aggressive styling elements, including enlarged front intakes, a double rear diffuser, and a two-piece rear spoiler. Mansory has increased the hybrid powertrain's output to 1,100 horsepower by reworking the twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 engine and leaving the electric drive system unchanged. The car can accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in 2.4 seconds and reach a top speed of 221 mph. The interior is finished in light blue and white with carbon accents, and the car rides on newly designed forged rims.