Watch: YouTuber transforms Honda Civic into futuristic Lamborghini
Summary
YouTuber Tanna Dhaval, who decided to transform his Honda Civic into the futuristic Lamborghini Terzo Millennio, has also shared a video of the entire transformation on social media. He and his team picked parts of a Honda Civic and recreated an over-the-top vehicle.
Owning a luxury car is a dream for many. Some people often believe in the logic of ‘jugaad’ — a term used in India to refer to creative solutions to a problem with the help of limited available resources. While it may not come out as a solution to the problem, sometimes it does give unique and innovative results.
So was the case with a YouTuber who decided to transform his Honda Civic into the futuristic Lamborghini, which he dubs “Terzo Millennio”. Tanna Dhaval has also shared a video of the entire transformation on social media. He and his team picked parts of a Honda Civic and recreated an over-the-top vehicle.
As per the Times Of India report, the budget set by Dhaval was Rs 12.5 lakh.
As seen in the video, Dhaval and his team took parts from a Civic, like the cabin and engine, and put them on a homemade metal pipe frame. As per Dhaval, it is India’s “first big project, a concept car.”
The team has used their skills to make the exterior resemble the Terzo Millennio. The fuel tank was taken from a Hyundai Santro. The suspension system belonged to a Maruti Suzuki Alto. For the exhaust system, Dhaval rested his faith in a Benelli 600i motorcycle.
Dhaval’s version has excited car enthusiasts on social media. A person said, “Bro it is my kind request. Please modify the Honda Civic into a Lamborghini veneno.”
Another added, “You made India proud.”
A user said, “You are “the artist”. The real talent. I’m tipping my hat bro. Good luck for the future.”
“Hard Work pays off” was the sentiment on social media.
A viewer suggested that Dhaval’s next project should be “Bugatti, India’s first home made Bugatti.”
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