Do you think modified cars are really better?

[blowfish1235325]

If we look at the general definition of modification: It is to make physical and aesthetic changes on the vehicles and to make them look more beautiful, to paint the vehicle and to have various coatings on it. However, some changes can also be made on the engine of the vehicle, turbochargers and turbos can also be added to increase the horsepower and performance of the vehicle, and body kits and spoilers are added to increase the aerodynamics of the vehicle, as well as the changes made on the vehicle's pad system and brake rim are included in the modification, and changes can be made on the tire suspension and exhaust system on the vehicle.

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[purplepoppy]

So a team of highly trained engineers armed with top-end design tools and a multibillion-dollar budget decides after years of research what the best diameter of the exhaust pipe should be and exactly how much ground clearance to the mm a car should have etc.

Then an 18-year-old who failed physics at school goes nah I can improve on that by slapping a giant exhaust on it and dropping it so low a pebble will rip it off.

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Yes. If it's done well. You can make the car drive better, faster, more reliable, more luxurious and depending on your taste, look better.

[Likes2drive]

Yeah sometimes to make them faster or better looking but it’s also for their personal preference on looks

[Redstang88]

Depends on the car and what you’re using it for

[Bricealan]

Better for what?

[Bricealan]

My Model S, tops off everything on the street and it is straight from the factory? If the cars were build worth a damn you would not have to 'modify' anything.