The hybrid Lexus CT 200h (whose test we recently brought you ) is definitely not a dime a dozen car. For a premium price, you get a premium look, premium equipment and, most of all, a hybrid powertrain, thanks to which you will drive in the city on 4 liters. After all, consumption is the alpha and omega of the whole car, and there is nothing to suggest that someone would buy a CT for district games. Although the chassis could certainly handle such antics. Plus, with the F SPORT package, the CT 200h looks absolutely fantastic. Tuning such a car is almost a crime, and yet there are people who will try.
Such a company is, for example, Wald International with its optical package called Black Bison , which visitors to the Chinese motor show (which starts on October 5) will be able to see for the first time.
And what is actually included in this package? First of all, the new front bumper with a vertically positioned strip of LED diodes used for daytime running lights and with an enlarged air intake opening. Large alloy wheels, side sill extensions and a rear pressure wing are also a must. Up to this part, the squinty packet design would be bearable. However, what I personally can't stand is the rear diffuser with four tailpipes of the exhaust system. I understand that the point of tuning is to stand out. But at that price?
