HER GARAGE on YouTube showcases a Thar SUV modified with Wrangler-inspired front, LED lights, sturdy metal bumper, and customized interior. The workshop offers upgrades for older Thar models to resemble the latest version for approximately Rs 5 lakh.

Mahindra Old Thar Transformed into New: All Details!

The video is from HER GARAGE on YouTube. The person who transformed the Thar explains all the changes made to this SUV. The SUV has a front look inspired by the Wrangler, with round LED headlights, new LED turn signals on the fenders, a sturdy metal bumper, and a matte finish grille. There’s also a functional snorkel, extra LED lights, tow hooks, new off-road tires on alloy wheels, prominent wheel arches, LED taillights, and a spare tire mounted on the tailgate. The back also has a metal bumper and graphics on the doors.

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Inside, the cabin has been extensively modified to reflect the character of the SUV. Although the new Thar has lots of modern features, this customization adds its own unique touches like there are speakers in the doors, a large central console with many buttons between the front seats, a two-seat layout, a sunroof, new seats, and more. The suspension is also slightly tweaked for better comfort.

In Future, if you want to upgrade your old Thar to the latest model, it will cost around Rs 5 lakh. The workshop can convert older Thar models from 2010 onwards to look like the new Thar.

Car modification allows for personalization, creativity, and the ability to stand out from the crowd. It can enhance performance, aesthetics, and functionality, fulfilling individual preferences and needs. However, modifying cars can be expensive, potentially void warranties, and may compromise safety or legality if not done properly. It can also reduce resale value and may not always achieve desired results.

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