If you want your 2024 Honda CR-V to stand out, this GFdesign kit is for you
The 2024 Honda Accord was confirmed to NOT be coming to Malaysia but worry not because its SUV cousin, the Honda CR-V is already on the way so Malaysian fans of the brand can look forward to that. Now if you are considering getting one of these new SUVs, then consider this new bodykit for it from GFdesign
Now we all know that most Honda designs are already very appealing, however, one can always make their car look sportier and of course, most carmakers in general tend to play design rather safely for their SUVs as these cars are typically targeted towards older drivers or more sensible family oriented drivers anyway.
Moreover, the SUV body design is inherently not as sporty as the sedan for many reasons but the past few years have seen many automakers like Bentley and Lamborghini release sporty SUVs that can easily outperform many sedans so sporty SUVs are becoming more and more common these days.
As such, most buyers these days turn to body kits to make their SUV look sportier and the Honda CR-V is no exception. This is part of the reason why this new bodykit from GFdesign is such a good way to help any owner of the car let their vehicle stand out as it is tasteful but also sporty making it the perfect option for everyone.
So the new Honda CR-V body kit from GFdesign features a two-tier rear spoiler as well as a light bar piece that runs the length of the rear that gives the car a simulated light bar which, to be completely honest, I don’t like so much as the placement of this piece does not align perfectly with the rear lights.
On top of that, it also features a front bumper piece that sports what looks like air vents (likely not functional but just for aesthetics). This is perhaps the best part of the body kit to me as I feel it really helps elevate the look of the Honda CR-V better than most other body kits since it looks like it could have been part of the original design.
Of course, the GFdesign body kit also features side skirts to give the Honda CR-V a “widebody” kind of look by visually widening the car without actually making the car much wider thus keeping it maneuverable without impeding its style. What do you guys think? Would you get this body kit if you buy this car? I would.
