Car tuner Hofele has finished working on its own rendition of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class, called the Pan-Amerikana.
The car derives its name from the Panamericana racing tournament that took place in Mexico 67 years ago and culminated in the victory of the German-made Mercedes 300 SL.
The tuned-up Mercedes-Benz C-Class by Hofele sports a redesigned front bumper, a custom radiator grille shaped like the iconic grille of the famous Panamericana winner, 19-inch wheels clad in 225/40 tires, and special exhaust tips.
The body of the car is mostly Gun Metal Grey with a glossy-black roof for an added bit of contrast.
The interior of the vehicle mostly makes use of red and black leather upholstery, but it is worth keeping in mind that the tuner always offers Alcantara as an alternative.
The Hofele team stresses that each Mercedes they build is strictly a one-off creation, so we won’t be seeing another Mercedes-Benz C-Class Pan-Amerikana out there for sure.
The cost of the custom job remains undisclosed.
Photo: carscoops.com