This year, FIA will be paced by the most powerful safety car in the organization's history. The 585 hp Mercedes-AMG GT R has been modified to take to the track in the event of inclement weather or accidents. The most noticeable visual difference are the graphics and of course the prominent light bar on the roof. It is mounted on a carbon fiber air scoop that directs air towards the rear aerofoil for added downforce.

German firm Mansory has put together a full performance package for this British sports car. The 5.2 liter twin turbocharged V12 sees a boost to 700 hp thanks to remapped engine electronics, a stainless steel sports exhaust, and a sports air filter.The aerodynamic body package includes a new front apron to reduce lift on the front axle, along with side skirts and a rear wing made of visible carbon fiber. Sports lowering springs can drop the vehicle by up to 35mm over the large 22" forged wheels.

Mansory created this extensively modified Veyron for a private customer. The most noticable feature is the use of a carbon fabric called Marble Collage used across the exterior and much of the interior. Other changes include a shortened hood, a front apron with carbon fiber lip, and LED daytime running lights that extend across the front of the car. The side skirts are new, and the air outlets have been enlarged for greater cooling.

This Ferrari 812 Superfast features an extensive aerodynamic package including a front hood and front bumper with the middle area in visible carbon fiber, front fenders with air outtakes, side skirts & side panels in visible carbon fiber, and a rear bumper with diffuser. Other parts include a rear panel, sideview mirrors, and large rear wing, all in visible carbon fiber. The engine 6.5 liter V12 has had its power bumped to 830 naturally-aspirated horsepower, thanks to software optimization and a new sports exhaust system.

Mansory offers an aerodynamic package and mild performance upgrades for the McLaren 720S. The new exterior parts consist of a redesigned front end with apron and expanded air intakes, new front hood, side skirt and wing extensions, and a new rear spoiler. All parts are of course made of carbon fiber.

Mansory's transformation of this Rolls-Royce Phantom involves a two-tone color scheme of black and yellow. The latter color was created by Mansory and named Bushukan, the Japanese name for the citrus fruit Buddha's hand. Other exterior changes include a new front apron with an extension of the radiator grille, side skirts, spoiler lip, and a rear apron with a diffuser. The power of the 6.8 liter V12 has been bumped to 610 hp and 701 lb-ft of torque.

German tuner Posaidon creates some very high horsepower variants of the Mercedes-Benz V8, and they show their prowess with the Mercedes-AMG E 63. The car shown here coaxes 920 hp and 996 lb-ft out of the 5.5 liter V8. Posaidon also makes versions with higher displacements of 6.2 and 6.5 liters which produce over 1000 hp.

Wetterauer Performance, the German tuner based out of Neufahrn, offers a significant power upgrade for the BMW M4. A larger turbine and compressor wheel, new software, and an Akrapovic titanium exhaust system contributes to the 3 liter inline-6 making an additional 189 hp and 155 lb-ft of torque. The 620 hp M4 also stands apart with its fixed rear spoiler, front spoiler and splitter, 20" Ultraleggera wheels, and black paint against the Austin yellow exterior.

GeigerCars has offered a host of upgrades for this Cadillac Escalade, starting with the stylistic approach of a black color theme. All chrome has been coated black, as are the 22" wheels. Enormous Brembo brakes (412mm and 8-piston calipers up front, 380mm and 4-piston calipers in the rear) have been fitted to stop the massive vehicle. A mild performance upgrade of the 6.2 liter V8 takes power from 426 horses up to 448 thanks to a sports air filter and retuned engine software.