India’s Maruti Omni modified to Black Devil

Maruti Omni is a fairly popular car in our country. The fleet and taxi market are the major buyers of this segment.  The boring and dull looks of the car failed to attract private buyers. Maruti finally discontinued the car and continues to sell EECO which is a better product. Read below about India’s Maruti Omni modified to Black Devil.

Exterior looks

The first thing you will notice is the overall black theme.  The body paint colour scheme is glossy black with full black window vinyl.  Though it may be illegal, the car looks super attractive and unique. It makes people turn their heads for sure.  Wider tires have also been fit which minimizes body-roll and increases the grip of the van.

It also makes the car look wider. Custom  Exhaust is also placed at the side of the car. There is a grey plastic mould around the front headlights which add much-needed contrast.  A new Carbon Automotive front bumper can also be seen on the car.  A custom AC unit if fit on the roof of the car.  LED turn indicators add a new look to the front of the car.

Also read: Is Maruti EECO the best?

Interior looks

Unlike the exteriors, the interiors of the car carry a full red theme. Custom captain red leather seats have been installed to the interiors of the car.  The rear look of the car is quite same with blacked-out taillamps. More about Maruti Omni Black Devil below.

You also have four fake exhaust tips on the rear bumper.  The central dashboard of the car is the same as the standard Maruti Omni which is a letdown. Though the car looks well-made the dashboard area could have been modified and made better. The car stands out from the traffic and has its own road presence.  Performance tuning has been done to the stock engine of the car.

More about Maruti Omni

The last update of the Maruti Omni came with a BS4 engine.  The last recorded price of the car is Rs.2.08 lakh onwards (ex-showroom).  The car is said to have produced a fuel efficiency of around 12kmpl.

It came with a 796cc engine with both petrol and LPG option.  Only a manual transmission was on offer. The car was more popular for luggage hauling and in other public sector works. For more such content stay subscribed to the Motoroctane Youtube, Google NEWS, Facebook and Twitter.