The Romanian tuning specialist from Bucharest, MAFF, is working on what it dubs as the Muron project to provide car buyers a broad range of unconventional choices in their search for the most exclusive product.

The project car is pattered after the Porsche Cayenne SUV and will not only be extremely distinctive but will also come with high performance. MAFF has come up with an exterior package that is founded on fiber glass components in which carbon fiber features can incorporated. The components consist of a new front grill with built-in LED daytime running lights, masks for the headlights, a front spoiler, a hood with spectacular air vents, side skirts, carbon fiber inserts for the door handles and a spoiler mounted on the roof. More details and photos after the jump!

Furthermore, the side mirrors are equipped with carbon fiber covers and comes with built in LED turn lights and the rear section has an inconspicuously embellished trunk cover and taillights with carbon fiber covers. The alloy wheels come in several options and paint colors that customers can choose from.

The customization continues in the interior of the vehicle depending on the whims and fancies of the customers. One of the available upholstery materials is Alcantara, with stitching that can be customer specified. A range of audio systems, such as Alpine, are also offered by MAFF. Also offered are multimedia LCD screens that customers can place anywhere within the car. Power upgrades include an engine tune that can raise power up to 100hp (74kW) and there are some that can even raise it to a total of 700hp (515kW) without sacrificing the life span of the engine. To improve handling, as well as appearance, ride height has been decreased by lowering the suspension by up to 80mm.

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