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Improving near-perfection is difficult, but Adele still hasn't given up hope of finding an even better boyfriend London's Prindiville seem to be pulling it off. The coach-builders, who relaunched their jam-jar tune-up workshop at the start of the year, started out as under-the-bonnet tinkerers, but are now also hell-bent on upgrading auto-aesthetics, producing higher-performing and sexier versions of exotics (most recently the Lamborghini Aventador, Ferrari 458, and Range Rover Evoque), and obtainable-but-still-very-nice cars.

Visual upgrades run from simple adornments (bumper units, splitters, wheel arch extensions, etc) to facelifts designed to make "previous generation models appear just like the latest version". Performance-wise, they can pull off completely new engine systems, ultra-light/strong carbon fibre body replacements, and turbo/supercharging to make the "wildly, insanely fast" motors yet faster, and your likelihood of driving yours more than once yet slimmer.

Other action they've souped up includes the Aston Martin V12 Vanquish, the sleek, stately Ferrari California, the iconic Lambo Diablo, and the better-than-the-videogame Maserati GranTurismo. Never fear though, they'll work with plain 'ol Beemers too, making this kind of work accessible to Someone Like You.