A dark coloured showcar isn’t the best to showcase the add-ons but we’ll walk you through the changes. The Modulo bodykit consists of front and rear bumper extensions, side skirts, a “ducktail” bootlid spoiler and a unique front grille. You might also spot door visors, fog lamps and a tailpipe finisher.
It’s hard to not notice the changes in the cabin, headed by a carbon-fibre style dashboard panel. The shiny piece of plastic holds a touch-screen head unit with navi and reverse camera display. The sporty tone is also carried by the gear knob and metal pedals. Oh, and the side sills have ‘Amaze’ logos with LED illumination.
Click here for full details and pics of the standard Brio Amaze, Thailand’s latest eco car.
Source;
http://paultan.org/2012/12/03/gallery-honda-brio-amaze-with-modulo-add-ons/
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Its actually a sedan version od the Brio Hatch with a diesel heart. First diesel vehicle frm Honda. They already proved there mettle in Petrol cars hope this also comes up as a Performer..
Honda Amaze Review shared that it does look amazing. Suiting its name, the vehicle never ceases to amaze the customers at what it has to offer at the price it is being offered.
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