If you felt that the 2016 Ford Endeavour was not butch enough, then these images are about to change your views on the SUV. This mod-job, done up by Bengaluru based Motormind Automotive Designs, makes the new Endeavour look all the more muscular and attractive.
Up-front, the stock grille of the white Endeavour makes way for an aftermarket Ford Raptor inspired matte-black grille packed with prominent ‘FORD’ lettering, accompanied by triple LED lights positioned above. The skid plate, originally finished in dull silver, now sports a matte black shade, while the front bumper extension (fabricated in house) hosts an integrated DRL strip on either side. Another small update are the blacked out headlamp clusters.
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On either side, the modified Endeavour receives subtle wheel arch extensions, gloss black mirror caps and aftermarket alloys wrapped with Maxxis All-Terrain tyres. For the posterior, the rear skid plate also comes in a shade of matte black while sitting below it is another bumper extension with integrated brake lights. The fit and finish of these bumper extensions don’t seem to be top notch though. Also seen is a matte black appliqué that replaces the OEM chrome fitting.
The company has not uploaded any images of the interior or the engine bay. It can be safe to assume that the Endeavour here is still powered by the same 3.2-litre five-cylinder Duratorq diesel engine that is capable of producing 200 PS and 470 Nm of torque. This motor comes mated to a six speed automatic transmission.
Following is an image gallery of the modified Ford Endeavour by Motormind Design:
