Maruti Suzuki Alto 800: This Maruti model is regarded as a budget vehicle. Isn’t it? Without a doubt this is one of the best selling entry-level cars in the Indian market. But a new modified version of this vehicle will surprise you to the core. It has been transformed into a sports car, and it looks gorgeous. The Alto 800 it seems is giving a Ferrari a run for its money.
In fact, there are already a large number of aftermarket businesses in India producing customised versions of the well-known cars. Similar modifications have been made to the Alto 800 model. This car’s modified appearance has been uploaded to YouTube.
Major modifications:
The majority of this car’s extras are noticeable from the outside. The radiator grille has been replaced with a larger hole, a significant portion of the car’s hood has been eliminated, and the bumper now features a muscular design with LED DRLs.
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Strong tyres and alloy wheels are mounted on an automobile with blacked-out wheel arches that protrude from the body of the vehicle. In addition, the car has a large roof-mounted spoiler, a straight back bumper, and unique taillights that are housed in their own housing to enhance the side profile.
Interior:
This modified car’s seats and interior design make excellent use of the colours black and red. The essential measurements are identical to those of the original vehicle. A racing-inspired, slender steering wheel, diamond-cut roof, seat, and floor mat upholstery, a huge touch screen infotainment display in the middle, and a sporty black and red colour scheme that is guaranteed to appeal to young people are just a few of these features.
Let us mention that the Maruti Suzuki Alto 800, which has the qualities of a basic automobile, is one of the middle class’s favourite vehicles. In addition, this car has been modified to have a look that is comparable to that of a Ferrari.
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