The assemblage of components designed to alter the exterior aesthetics of a specific vehicle model from the 1997 production year is a modification package. This typically includes elements like front and rear bumpers, side skirts, and potentially a rear spoiler, all engineered to integrate with the car’s original structure. An example would be a collection of fiberglass or polyurethane pieces intended to give the car a more aggressive or streamlined appearance.
The significance of such a modification lies in its capacity to personalize and update the vehicle’s visual appeal. Benefits can range from enhanced aerodynamics to a more contemporary style, potentially increasing the vehicle’s perceived value and owner satisfaction. Historically, these modifications have served as a means for enthusiasts to express individuality and customize their automobiles to reflect personal tastes.
