Finally Finished Skyscraper Grey / Kyalami G80 Build

Took delivery in early March and finally finished all of the cosmetic/performance mods that I wanted to do. Now the only things left is some minor aesthetic mods to the engine bay and interior. Would love to hear everyone’s thoughts!

Exterior:
ADRO Front Bumper
Alpha-N Carbon Fiber Hood
Maxton Design Sideskirts
Norcal Dynamics LED Diffuser
High-Kick Carbon Spoiler
20” BBS LMs
Bayoptiks CSL Yellow DRLs
Bayoptiks GTS Taillights

Performance:
MAD Front Mount Intakes
MAD Catted Downpipes
BM3 Stage 2 OTS Tune
Project Gamma Full Exhaust
SST Valve Controller
KW V3 Coilovers

Interior:
Custom Carbon Fiber/Alcantara Steering Wheel

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Rest of article: https://www.theguardian.com/business…n-car-industry

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