Brabus

Brabus has revealed its latest take on the Smart ForTwo, in the form of the limited-edition 125R. Although power still comes from a three-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine, the boffins at Brabus have bumped outputs from 66kW and 135Nm to 93kW and 200Nm. The bump comes from a modified air intake, a new intercooler, and a recalibrated ECU. With a triple exhaust running a valved sports setup, it should sound pretty good.

Set for a debut next week at the 2015 Geneva motor show, the Smart Fortwo Brabus performance micro car has been partially revealed in advance by the brand's parent company Mercedes-Benz. The Mercedes-Benz PassionBlog, run by the company's official museum, has given the world a first look at the new-generation Smart Fortwo Brabus.

High-performance aftermarket tuner Brabus will reportedly begin building the Mercedes-Benz S-Class Pullman next year. German publication Automobilwoche reports the S-Class Pullman limousine will be manufactured in Bottrop, Germany, from December 2015 by Brabus, a private company with a long history of tuning Mercedes-Benz, Smart and Maybach vehicles. Both Brabus and Mercedes Benz parent company Daimler have declined to comment on the report.

What could possibly be better than a Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Gullwing? A Brabus-tuned model, of course. Brabus provided a teaser image of such a car last week, but now the German Mercedes-Benz tuning specialist has revealed the car in full at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show. It's called the Brabus 700 BiTurbo.

Brabus builds the stealthiest, most powerful sedans in the world. This is the latest tarmac torturing, mega Newton-metre machine to come out of the German skunworks; the Brabus SV12 R Biturbo 800. The name suggests how serious this car is, even just saying 'SV12 R' is enough to send any prospective competition packing. The number '800' translates to mean 588kW. This 5.5-litre V12 engine produces a very-near 600kW making it the most powerful production sedan in the world.