Toyota C-HR Is the Hulk in Latest Wald Tuning Project

While underpowered, the C-HR has undeniable curb appeal thanks to its bold taillights and coupe-like roof. That combined with the fact that it's a Toyota makes this a star of the tuning scene.

No, really, this is even bigger than the GT 86 was, even though most people have a hybrid. But you know how Bruce Banner had some... performance anxieties? After Thanos beat the Hulk, he refused to come out again. So that means it's ok to be green and not very mean in 2018.

We've shown you quite a few C-HR tuning projects over the years, even body kits that are offered by Toyota dealers. This one is from one of our famous companies, Wald International, who are famous for their Black Bison packages.

While the little Toyota Crossover doesn't have the same appeal as a Black Bison Rolls-Royce, it's undeniably cool. At the front, we have a new bumper with a deep F1-style spoiler. The Japanese tuners have a thing about making the edges blocky, and you see that here as well. It's as if the kit was made in the 80's or something.

The side skirts have the same aggressive look, and the aero element on the back belongs on a Lamborghini, not a 122 horsepower Toyota. Around the back, we have a prominent air diffuser and two wings, but no quad exhaust system. We kind of expect that from everything that comes from Japan. I mean, check out the Rowen project!

An array of custom LED lights make the front stand out even more at night, while the stance has been radically changed with larger wheels and lowered sports suspension. Finally, we have two color options proudly displayed by the Wald-tuned Toyota.