Although being roughly 20 years old, the automobile has retained its potential for revisions and upgrade tweaks. And this is indeed what Atanas Vilner and his fellow team of engineers and designers have done to the lucky Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet.
The revised vehicle features an entirely new upholstery with fine brown leather and white and blue contrast stitching. What catches the eye is the upper part of the interior: there’s an X-shaped piece with leather inserts, just as with a baseball glove. The face of the apron is covered in blue, while the bottom part features wooden inserts. The steering wheel has also received some special attention: it is covered with leather and wooden pieces.
As Mr. Vilner states, contrast doesn’t mean only blending different types of colors. It also comprises a strategic placement of different types of surfaces, he continues. In fact, as it seems, the entire idea of the project is to create numerous layers of a design concept that are gradually unfolded and relished upon.
Atanas Vilner drives attention towards doors’ cover – the new design is both appealing and functional. There are large wooden applications and leather covers that contribute to more comfortable elbow placement. There are large wooden inserts at the central console, in the knee area of both the driver and passengers.
Additionally, all stock grey-covered plastic pieces in the interior are now painted in new and exclusive “Vilner Copper Rose” – a special paint, especially created by Vilner team and based on the R-M The Code BASF program, first used for the Datsun 280Z project. The interior also features newly painted controls of the electric seats. “Vilner Copper Rose” also covers the new sporty seatbelts, speaker grilles, the button of the selector of the gearbox and the details at its base.
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There are fine details that add to the complete aesthetic figure to the project – there’s a set of Vilner badges, new floor mats with leather inserts and of course, a metal plate with the name of the project and the name of the owner etched at it.
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Atanas Vilner says that everyone born before 1990 would instantly recognize a Trabant when sees one. Being a symbol of separation and of several generations, this small machine still brings tons of memories for those who have lived back in the day in Eastern Europe. Even after 1990s, this particular machine remains one of the most popular in the area.
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Vilner Design Studio reveal their latest tuning project. As always, we see fine refinement and passion incorporated in an already cool machine. Indeed, we are talking about a mighty AMG S 63 model that has undergone some fine procedures in the Bulgarian premium tuning studio.
We do know that Rolls-Royce machines are still the only symbol of luxury and refinement. However, the arch enemy of all that is beautiful and enduring manages to harm even the pinnacle of motorsport industry. Yes, we are talking about time. Time has managed to prove that Rolls-Royce is the king, but has also proven that even kings tend to get rusty and fragile at time to time. And this is why Vilner’s latest project circulates around a 10-year-old Rolls Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe.
Vilner is back! In fact, it is more correctly to say that it has already presented new kickass project that would put on shame numerous worldwide known tuners. It is called Mitsubishi Allroads Ronin and it is the first Vilner project for the 2018 season. As you might have already guessed, this vehicle will represent traditional Japanese styling and as always would showcase designer’s ridiculously high level of quality. So, let’s jump in, shall we?
When it comes to styling, Italians know how it’s done. They most certainly do. We do see it in clothing fashion, fine art and of course, vehicles. And we will be talking about vehicles in this article. More precisely, about a well-known classic. The Fiat 500 Abarth 595. We have all seen a lot about the model, but this particular one is special – after all, Vilner team has decided to take a closer look at the design concept. And this is how the machine became even more Italian-ish.
And here we are reviewing one more impeccable styling concept. And an aggressive one too. In its core it is a brutal Mercedes-Benz G 55 AMG. In fact, this one has undergone previous tuning programs, but as it seems, the owner is still not satisfied. And here’s where Vilner shines!
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Vilner team does not stop to impress us. Even the teasers and the announcements drive us crazy! Definitely one of the most prominent, if not the most prominent Bulgarian tuner, the team showcases a bit of the upcoming tuning project: a special SMART vehicle that has first undergone a comprehensive tuning program by BRABUS and then Vilner team decided to build on that already impressive base.
Not once or twice have we admitted that Italians have neat taste about things. Food, fashion, cars. You name it! Of course, Italian vehicles are in leading position, as it come to styling: they are sexy! Even the names that they give sound super cool! As our friends from Vilner have noticed: even something like “a four-wheel-vehicle” sounds neat – Quattroporte.
There was this special guy who wanted to attract the attention of Vilner team. Long story short, he succeeded. Short story long, here’s what happened. The owner of this particular 1998 Audi TT considers the vehicle a special one in his life and therefore he wanted to grant it with something unique. His idea was to tune and tweak the design of the Audi in such a way that the original appearance is still present, but enhanced in a certain way.
