Hooligan - Car Modification for Android

The good stuff

What surprised me was how much fun it was just fiddling with colors. The palette isn’t huge, but the way the gradients shift on different car models actually looks nice - especially on the coupe and sports car options. I spent about 20 minutes just changing the tint on the windows and trying out neon green with a matte black base. The sound system is surprisingly well done too. Every time I hit the accelerator, there’s a satisfying engine rev that doesn’t feel like a cheap sample. It adds a little weight to the experience, like you’re not just slapping parts on a static model. The interface is clean and easy to navigate, which is a win when you're just killing time between chores or waiting for coffee to brew.

The not-so-good

But let’s be real - it’s not deep. You get a handful of cars, maybe five or six, and the customization options are limited. No body kits, no suspension tweaks, nothing beyond paint, rims, and window tinting. If you’ve played Avtosh Style Free, which has more variety and better graphics, this feels like a stripped-down version. There’s no progression, no unlockable parts, no story mode - just open the app, pick a car, and start slapping on stickers. Also, no ads are visible while playing, but the app asks for permissions that seem unnecessary (like access to your contacts). Not a dealbreaker, but it’s weird for something so simple. And yeah, the developer’s unknown, which makes me wonder about updates or long-term support. Still, it works fine right now.

Bottom line

If you’re into car mods and want something light and free to play with on your phone, Hooligan - Car Modification for Android is worth a try. It’s not going to replace a proper simulator, but it’s a solid distraction with good visuals and audio. Just don’t expect depth. Download it if you’re in the mood for some casual creativity - it won’t cost you a thing, and it might make you laugh at how ridiculous your third car turned out.