The cabin area makes use of frameless doors with black fittings around the windows and painted mirror wings near the A-pillars, along with black lines separating the roof panel from the rest of the car. On the sides, the car has concave shapes above the side skirts, as well as thin ridges passing through the doors, painted door handles, and rectangular marker lamps on the front fenders, near the front doors.

The same also opens to reveal the engine bay and a strut brace. The bonnet is relatively simple, featuring two elevated lines starting from each side of the grille, slightly curving outwards as they approach the windscreen. On the upper area, the car has a trapezium-shaped grille bearing the manufacturer logo on the centre, followed by silver/chrome housings with rectangular headlamps and small amber indicators. The front bumper of the car features a rectangular mesh intake spanning about half the car's width and a central number plate mounted in front of it, while the outer sections have smaller intakes with unusable circular fog lamps. The vehicle assumes a more traditional design compared to the original Sultan, but it keeps the four-door layout and sporty appearance from its successor.

The 'Impotent Rage' livery looks similar to Bert de Jong's Subaru Impreza WRC.

The 'Backside Skateboards' livery seems to be inspired by the Massimo Checchin Subaru Impreza GC8.

The 'Redwood Racing' livery looks similar to Tommi Mäkinen's Malboro Mitsubishi Lancer.

The 'Karin Performance' livery looks similar to the Subaru World Rally Team livery, used on Subaru Impreza rally cars.

The 'Redwood Racing' and 'Karin Performance' liveries appear to be similar to two liveries from the Sultan RS that go by the same names.

The tail light layout is similar to the Peugeot 405. The front bumper somewhat resembles the one found on the Evolution I and II, although with smaller side vents and with additional fog lights. It is primarily based on the Subaru Impreza GC8, with major influence from the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V, seen primarily in the front fascia.

The Sultan Classic acts as a classic predecessor of the original Sultan and, at the same time, an HD Universe equivalent to its 3D Universe rendition. However, as of the Sultan Classic Week event, it became available for purchase. The Sultan Classic was initially featured as a mission-only vehicle in the ' Getaway Vehicles' preparation and later used as a possible getaway vehicle in the Casino Heist.

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