Whatever your motivation, car mods can be a great way to express yourself. But here’s the kicker: some legal modifications ...

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This video reveals five car modifications that many drivers don’t realise are illegal. Using real examples, we break down why these mods can cause MOT failures, fines, or make a car unroadworthy.

We’ve all done them; modifications to our cars we’re deeply ashamed of. Sometimes the regret is instantaneous, sometimes it’s a slow boil of disgust that eventually festers into full-on repulsion.

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Automakers spend billions of dollars on developing new vehicle models through R&D processes that can often last four to five years. These development cycles also encompass design, engineering, ...