There’s a fine line between a car that looks great and a car that looks like it’s trying too hard. If you love cars, it’s only natural that you’ll want to make some changes. But it’s important to make the right changes so that you end up with an amazing ride and not something that looks like it’s gone wrong. Here are some great ways to make your car look awesome, without going overboard. Aero Upgrades Aero upgrades are popular among people who like to modify their cars. But it should be remembered that they don’t actually speed your vehicle up during normal driving. In fact, they have the opposite effect by increasing drag and slowing you down. Aero upgrades are most useful if you take your car on track days. The increased downforce that they provide helps your car stick to the road during cornering and bends which might help bring your lap times down. The way to do aero upgrades right is to choose the right kits for your car. There’s no point throwing a replica of the aero kit on a McLaren MP4-12C if you own a Ford Fiesta. Find a spoiler that suits the car that you’re driving. Remove Dents Another way to make your car look great is to eliminate any dents on the surface. Dents from impacts look really bad, especially when you want your ride to look amazing. Dents can be easily removed by companies like SE Panels using specialist tools. Aftermarket Wheels When it comes to wheels, it’s important to remember the motto that “form follows function.” Putting aftermarket wheels on your car can be a good idea, especially if they help to reduce the unsprung weight of your vehicle. But too many people go for massive 28-inch wheels because those are the wheels that they’ve seen on the high-end cars. This just makes you look like you’re from the 1990s. Clean Out The Interior Shabby interiors are all too common these days. But given that you spend more time sat inside your car than you do looking at it from the outside, interiors should be a priority. Start by making sure that all the grime and mud on the inside of the car is cleaned out. Then investigate ways in which the interior could be improved. One obvious improvement is to swap out the seats for something that looks better. Don’t do what many keen modders so and opt for five-point harnesses – unless, of course, you ace. Instead, get some seats that are supportive, so that you’re not sliding all over the place in corners. There’s also loads of electronics that can be used to upgrade your vehicle. For instance, old stereo systems can be swapped out for modern infotainment systems, complete with touch screens. Suspension Tuning Finally, many keen drivers love the idea of having their suspension tuned. But it’s a bad idea to lower it as far as it will go. On regular roads, lowered suspension is not a good idea, especially if you have to mount the pavement at any point.