Widebody Style — Preview a Widebody Build
Widebody style pushes the fenders out to cover a much wider wheel-and-tire setup, giving a car a dramatic, planted, motorsport-inspired stance. In Car AI you can preview a widebody conversion on a photo of your own car before committing to an expensive kit.
A widebody build widens the car's track with flared or bolt-on fenders so it can run wider wheels and tires tucked under aggressive arches. The look traces back to motorsport homologation specials and Japanese tuner icons, and today ranges from subtle over-fenders to full riveted kits from names like Rocket Bunny, Liberty Walk and Pandem.
Because a widebody is one of the most expensive and irreversible mods you can make, previewing matters. Car AI renders widened fenders, the right wheel fitment and stance onto your photo so you can judge the proportions on your exact car before ordering a kit.
Widebody style — FAQ
What is a widebody kit?
A widebody kit widens a car's fenders — via flares or full bolt-on panels — so it can run a wider wheel-and-tire setup for a dramatic, planted stance. It's a major, largely irreversible modification.
Can I see a widebody on my own car first?
Yes. Car AI adds widebody fenders and matching wheel fitment to a photo of your car photorealistically, so you can preview the proportions before committing to a real kit.
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Turn your car into a Widebody build
Download Car AI and transform a photo of your car with the Style Builder — free to try on iOS.