More inspiration for new Perodua Myvi owners who aspire to turn their car into something out of the ordinary! Presenting a Perodua Myvi with a wide bodykit. This car has a Sarawak registered number plate so I’m not sure whether this workshop is in West Malaysia or East Malaysia.
It really looks good even though the original Myvi bonnet has been retained. He removed the “Mini” style chrome logo on the front though.
Thanks to Johari for sending the shots.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express admiration for the widebody kit's sporty and custom look, highlighting its professional quality and aesthetic appeal, especially on red Myvis. Many seek to locate similar kits and workshops, with some mentioning in Kuching and KL. While some appreciate the modification, others critique certain design choices like rims and the lack of spoilers. Overall, there's enthusiasm for customizing the Myvi, with pride in Malaysian craftsmanship and a few concerns about overly flashy or "girlish" styles.