Honda Civic that's been modded into a Lamborghini Terzo Millennio actually looks quite good

This is a DIY Lamborghini Terzo Millennio that’s been built pretty much from scratch.

It sort of looks like a Lambo, but more importantly – it looks pretty good.

And we definitely need to talk about it because – at the very least – we have to acknowledge the effort and dedication.

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The car was built by a YouTuber who goes by Tanna Dhaval.

With a few exceptions, nearly everything you see was built starting from scratch.

Dhaval had to build the chassis using metal pipes, and even the interior and body panels were made by him.

For the body, Dhaval used fiberglass, partly because it was relatively cheap and easy to work with, but also to keep the weight down.

He also decided to fit gull-wing doors as a cherry on top of the cake.

The engine and gearbox come from a Honda Civic, and some of the other components were sourced from all kinds of vehicles.

The fuel tank, for example, comes from a Hyundai Santro, while the suspension comes from a Maruti Alto.

The exhaust actually comes from a motorcycle, the Benelli 600i.

We’ve seen all kinds of modified supercars and luxury cars, usually with mixed results ranging from excellent to debatable or terrible.

From ‘official’ mods from renowned brands such as Liberty Walk to the 6×6 Rolls-Royce made from wood, it’s clear that everything is possible when people have talent and ideas.

As for this Lamborghini, considering it was essentially built from nothing with limited resources, we’re definitely going to give it an ‘A’ for effort.

We wouldn’t mistake this DIY Lamborghini for a real Terzo Millennio, but we’d definitely take a picture if we saw it in person.