You would be surprised to know that this is a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ replica based on a humble Honda Civic. Now, I have reported many such replicas in the past. In fact, most of them use the Honda Civic because its inherent stance and exterior styling make it easy to transform it into something like a Lambo. Aftermarket car modification has become extremely popular in our country in the last few years. People constantly want their vehicles to look unique to attract the crowd. Car shops also have access to world-class products to perform all sorts of modifications. Let us delve deep into the details of this latest car.
Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Based on Honda Civic
This video comes from MIHIR GALAT on YouTube. He interacts with the owner, who is also the creator of this unique Lambo replica in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. Through their conversation, the viewers get to know the details of this vehicle. The car shop has used the alloy wheels of a BMW and the tyres of the original 2019 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ. At the front, the angular bonnet, sporty bumper, and projector LED headlamps accentuate the road presence of this car. In fact, the owner mentions that the headlamps and taillamps cost a whopping Rs 1 lakh. Apart from that, this Aventador replica even gets the scissor doors which look almost identical to the original model.
At the rear, there is a colossal spoiler on the boot lid covered in carbon fibre tape. The rear profile bears all the design cues which you would find on the original model. In fact, there is also a sunroof and it comes with a practical 5-seat configuration. Furthermore, it even gets a large boot space which makes it usable on a daily basis. The interior offers a vertically-oriented touchscreen infotainment system and dashboard layout like the OG Lambo. The creator has even installed a Valve-tronic exhaust which sounds sporty. They have raised the height to ensure that this replica can reach everywhere. The total cost of this modified Honda Civic into a Lamborghini Aventador SVJ is Rs 16 lakh while the original one costs Rs 7.50 Crore.
Our View
Now, I know that the craze of aftermarket car modifications and replicas is extremely high in our market at the moment. People love to create vehicles which onlookers are attracted to. In fact, we see when the YouTuber and the owner of this Lamborghini Aventador SVJ replica were travelling on the streets of Bhopal, people were taking photos and videos. However, I must caution our readers against such customizations. Most car modifications are illegal in India. Therefore, you must first visit the local RTO to know which alterations are you allowed to perform on your vehicle. In that way, you won’t get into trouble with the traffic cops later on.
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