if the glove fits...

Here’s Logan from iputinWORK showing that the new Fit can look sporty and slick on a set of Work wheels.  sporty and slick!

Props to Dino Dalle Carbonare from Speedhunters.com for snapping these pics of the makeshift vanning/kei-car show held in the parking lot at Fuji Speedway, Japan during the professional D1GP drift event.  A lot of interesting styling with these cars, with wheel stance spot on and club-like interiors.  I like that this style is so original and the more extreme, the better.

Looking tough on some flush J-Line wheels.

Killing it with a Garson aero kit, VIP style Work Euroline wheels and air suspension.

This one is looking great with mesh wheels and roof rack.

Some similar styling cues here, going with more of an old-school look with the BBS wheels.

Sitting low, mean, and flush!

Noblesse is just killing it in the vanning/subcompact market in Japan.  You can’t lose with parts from Noblesse – all style and high quality here.  The height of JDM luxury style/VIP style tuning is hit hard with this company’s products.  They represent the tuners that want to drive something a bit more comfortable with space and practicality, not to mention better gas mileage.  And why would you not want to drive something along those lines?  Be different – I dare you!

Pictured above is their demo Honda Odyssey equipped with original aero parts (Lux series), grille, rear splitter, and exhaust among other countless goodies.  Noblesse goes with some high offset 19″ Rojam wheels here – and they work perfectly.

Different model Odyssey built by Noblesse.  I love the way that their body kit integrates so smoothly with the design of the car.  Looks OEM, but with just a bit more finesse to it.

Another model from Honda is this new Fit.  Again, Noblesse does well in keeping the lines of the car with their aero parts and integrated fog lamps.  I have never seen such a small car look so sinister…  Again, this is the LUX line of aero parts, parted together with a flush set of Garson wheels.

A little bit of behind the scenes here with the clay molding prototype.

We can’t forget about the beloved bB – there are a few examples equipped with this aero in the US.  Noblesse equips their demo car with their aero kit and some high offset wheels again, a route not often traveled among VIP-style tuners; but they make it work.

Here is a Step Wagon that has been prepared by Noblesse.  A trend can be found with their aero parts – low, mean, and elegant.  Adding bits of chrome and fog lights can truly make a huge difference on a car’s appearance.