The typical Hondas aren’t modified as extensively as they were back in the 90s. Sure, there are Modulo kits and other upgrades that don’t affect the warranty too much, but most Malaysians opt for the standard look.
In Thailand and Indonesia though, bodykits and factory-approved mods are all the rage. At Honda’s booth at Gaikindo this year, this is what we saw.
A BR-V in military camo.
A HR-V with MUGEN accessories.
And the Jazz with an RS-inspired look.
