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The main package runs the equivalent of $1,295. It focuses on the front bumper, where the kit magically transforms your high-riding economy crossover, itself the best-selling vehicle in the United States, into something approximating the luxury performance crossover that’s priced nearly $175,000 more than it. Most prominent are the Urus-esque electrical circuit board prongs bracketing the nearly identically shaped grille design, with a copycat treatment on the lower bumper as well. Albermo says it comes with a Toyota Safety Sense cover and a corner sensor bracket, but you can also upgrade for an extra $75 and get LED daytime running lights on the lower bumper and honeycomb resin mesh for the left and right sides. And is that a faux Lambo badge we see front and center?

The $732 rear package adds a half spoiler mounted from the roof and a lower bumper that looks like that of the Urus, especially with those corner slots and reflectors, as they’re described. Finally, there’s a set of four extended side skirts available for around $150.

While its styling may be polarizing, there’s no denying that the Urus has been a hit for Lamborghini, helping the brand set an all-time sales record last year. Little wonder, then, that Albermo is doing the same treatment for the Toyota Raize, a compact SUV produced in partnership with its Daihatsu sub-brand and not available here, to less successful ends.

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