Indian tuner turns a Honda Civic into an Aventador SVJ wannabe

Just yesterday, we reported about a Toyota Venza that a Japanese tuning shop redesigned to look like the Lamborghini Urus. Today, let us check out this Honda Civic in an Aventador disguise.

According to Dream Customs India, the entire project took only 25 days to carry out. The results look surprisingly detailed – the overall proportions, while not exactly spot-on, are quite acceptable. The front and rear overhang lengths in particular look like something typical for a mid-engined car.

Mediocre wheels and tires not filling their entire wells dampen the impression somewhat, and we wouldn’t mind seeing some spacers used here. The tailpipes mounted high up look authentic, even though they are fake, and the rear looks like a complete mismatch.

Toiling under the Aventador SVJ-inspired bodywork is an eighth-gen Civic powertrain comprising a 1.8-liter non-turbo engine, a CVT box and a FWD system. Its power falls miles short of the original’s 770 PS (759 hp / 566 kW), but far be it from us to judge people who just want the style and not the substance.