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This Modified Maruti Baleno Is A Colossal Mess — Get Your Barf Bags Out
The unholy union of a Baleno and a Mercedes A-Class is the reason why getting a custom job right actually needs skill.
Building a custom car or bike is something that most people will get behind provided that the final product is something that is aesthetically pleasing.
However, this unholy union of Maruti Suzuki Baleno with a Mercedes A-Class is something that makes us want to wipe our memories in order to avoid ever remembering that such a violation of car aesthetics exists.
The build still seems to be a work in progress, which gives us a glimmer of hope that the builder may just come to his or her senses and return to stock.
The inoffensive front end of the Baleno has been changed beyond recognition thanks to the addition of the Mercedes A-Class grille.
The mix of the Baleno's lights and the chrome A-Class grille makes us want to heave whenever we take a look at it. The wheels have been upgraded to 5-spoke alloys that aren't that great to look at either.
The rear end of the Baleno hasn't been spared either with an unpainted diffuser and four exhaust tips (two on either of the modified bumper).
The interiors (pictured above) are also getting changed, though with the way the exterior has come out expect us to be as uninterested as possible.
