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Fancy an Audi Saga 1.3a?

Fancy an Audi Saga 1.3a?

Rigval

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How do you feel when you see VW rims on Skoda?  

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    • Indifferent ...
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    • Owner of the Skoda couldn't find Skoda rims
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    • Owner tries to disguise the Skoda as a VW
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Remember the statement I wrote in this previous article about the BMW 5 series M-Sport accessories? I stated that there are those that dream of owning a M5 but can afford a 525, 530 or that sort so they add on the M-Sport bodykits so that their car looks more like an M5 instead of looking like the bread and butter base models. This are people working within their means, and so is this chap who's now selling his Audi Saga 1.3A on a Malaysian buy-sell site.

 

This chap is really working within the scope of what he can afford as he has decided that his Proton Saga 1.3A is actually an Audi. Lots of work, money and time was spent on making this 'Audi'. He must have sat down and thought really hard, "Since I cannot afford that A4, I will build myself one".

 

Check out the front end with the LED daytime running lights, that 'Nuvolari' front one piece grill, driving lights and that split front spoiler like the one on an A4.

 

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I suppose this meter cluster with its 'P' and some other lights is the car's MMI (Audi Multi-Media Interface).

 

The car, as I stated above is being sold on a Malaysian buy-sell site. I believe the owner realised that whatever he did to the car will not turn it into an Audi. Anyway, if this was really an Audi this is the dumpiest looking 'Audi' ever made and the only time you'd see me driving the Audi Saga is if my life depended on it




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looks like an A3 from a really big distance....

 

it'll look more convincing should the owner change the headlamps to style it to look like the A4's though,

 

not just those LED blue dots....

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That Audi logo must have been stolen off some Audi from Singapore. =X

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