Theophilus Chin works his magic with Photoshop again to tease our imagination with his concept of how a special edition kitted up Perodua Viva might look like. His Perodua Viva Special Edition was created by adding the original Daihatsu Charade’s front bumper, widening its corner vents, adding fog lights from Peugeot 207 GTi, widening the front and rear wheel fenders, adding bigger wheels and rims from the Peugeot 207 GTi, deeper side skirt, black B and C-pillars, darkened headlights surrounds, a new grille from Mazda 3, and finally doing the body up in a metallic red-ish tone.
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Comments on the blog post mainly focus on the design of the Perodua Viva bodykit, with many expressing appreciation for the creative work and improvements it brings over the standard model, such as sportier bumpers and wheels. Some respondents compare the modified model to other cars like the Myvi and Mira, noting that the standard Viva is simple and ladylike, often questioning the suitability for higher-income buyers. There are critical opinions about the bodykit's aesthetic, especially regarding the grille design, which some find mismatched or unattractive, and doubts about the car's overall look. Additionally, a few comments touch on the car’s performance and potential future enhancements. Overall, the sentiment is a mix of admiration for the craftsmanship and skepticism about the new design’s visual appeal.