Making a car look like something else is something. Making it look like TWO other cars is truly rare. This Thai Honda Civic spotted at a PTT petrol station mimics the Lexus IS at the rear but takes on a Toyota Crown Athlete persona from the front. This freak is actually quite convincing, and there aren’t many hints of the car’s roots if you don’t see it in profile, where the Civic’s curved roof betrays it.
The owner is obviously a big fan of VIP-style tuning, with Junction Produce badges (in gold, no less!) adorning his Lexus rear, big shiny wheels and slammed suspension. Perhaps the sight of this “challenge” might inspire some to cut and paste some freaks in our own backyard!
More pics after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments mainly focus on the impressive workmanship and creativity involved in modifying the Honda Civic to resemble a Toyota or other vehicles, with some praising the skill and effort, especially in Thailand. Several comments express admiration for the craftsmanship, comparing it favorably to local modifications and highlighting the talent in Thai car tuning. There are also humorous remarks and some criticisms about taste and practicality, with a few comments noting the unconventional and extreme nature of the modifications. Overall, the sentiment is positive toward the flamboyant and artistic modifications, viewing them as a display of enthusiasm and skill, while a few off-topic or humorous comments mention related car cultures and comparisons.