Man walking around Milan ends up seeing one of the most unlikely cars to spot in Europe with some unusual mods thrown in

A vehicle with a whole heap of unusual mods was spotted in Milan, and left one gearhead lost for words.

The man explained that it ‘wasn’t what he expected’ as he got up close and personal with the car.

Sharing it online, the car caused lots of commotion among fans.

But it turns out that there’s a whole heap of history hiding underneath the chassis.

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Spotted: a car kitted out to the max with unusual mods

Milan is a city known for its luxury fashion culture and ancient architecture, but now, a new spin on a different kind of lucrative design has been noticed.

One man walking the streets exploring the city spotted unusual mods on a car, and he couldn’t believe his eyes.

“Seeing a [Dodge Viper] in Milan was not what I expected,” social media user MarauderZZ shared.

The Dodge Viper was a far cry from its usual factory-finished state.

Different modifications allegedly included aero disc wheels, headlights, and a different kind of exhaust.

After other gearheads spotted the car online, there were mixed reactions, with some in favor of the mods, but others preferring it the way it was intended to be, straight from the shop floor.

“Dunno why everyone else is complaining about the mods, because this thing looks sick. Aero disc wheels, side exit exhaust… It’s peak ’90s!” said one user.

“I’m a stickler for keeping things stock. Even I think this looks awesome,” commented another car fan.

“This is rad. Best looking old Viper I’ve ever seen. Love these mods, very well done!” added a third.

This is why the Dodge Viper is a cult classic

Dodge is a well-known brand all over the country in more ways than one.

From vintage muscle cars to modern-day machines, the manufacturer has done it all, but the Viper tends to stand out.

First produced in the ’90s, the car left a lasting mark on the automotive industry, with Dodge itself claiming that ‘it ruled the streets’ between 1991 and 2017, when it left the production line for the last time.

It was originally powered by an 8-liter V10 engine that was reportedly able to produce a whopping 400hp.

Seeing a [Dodge Viper] in Milan was not what I expected
byu/MarauderZZ inspotted

Now, some speculation also suggested it was a Miata, but the poster says it was a Viper, as do most of the comments online.

One thing we do know, though, is that this car has some impressive mods under its belt.

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