One car we’re currently lusting for is the Mazda CX-60. Not only is the SUV the Japanese carmaker’s most powerful road car ever—it’s also one hell of a looker.
Seriously, just look at the thing. It’s equal parts premium style and burly stance. That’s an aesthetic we’re certain most people will be down with.
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If, however, you’re of the opinion that Mazda’s latest big boy could do with a bit more exterior aggression, there are ways to go about that, too. Like this bodykit by AutoExe in Japan.
The changes here are relatively extensive as far as aftermarket add-ons go. There’s a new front spoiler, rear spoiler in piano black, visors, under garnishes, and new side cowls on the rear quarter panel. The company has also thrown in a new sports exhaust for a gnarlier sound on the road as well.
The stock appearance is classy, but we can definitely see how some owners might want to set their CX-60 up with a more energetic overall vibe. Again, this is Mazda’s most powerful road car ever thanks to its 322hp and 500Nm of torque, so the pissed-off vibe does still suit it.
If you dig and plan on applying this bodykit, it’s going to cost you. The visors are the most affordable accessory here retailing for ¥33,000 (around P13,000), and the kit tops out with the front and rear spoilers, which cost a cool ¥90,200 (over P36,500) a pop. You can check out the cost of the full set on the official AutoExe website.
Tell us, are you a fan of what AutoExe has done to the CX-60, or would you rather be rocking a stock look behind this thing’s wheel?
AutoExe Mazda CX-60 bodykit
