Another interesting take of Japanese tuning – Euro style.  One shop that specializes this, located in Japan, is Euro Mode Egoist.  They take Japanese sub-compacts and transform them in to European styled machines.  I love this red Honda Fit with great stance and subtle exterior upgrades, such as this dual exhaust tip with surrounding diffuser [...]

Today I was wondering what kind of car I would import from Japan — one at a reasonable cost (cancels out that Nissan R390…).  So in spirit of this blog and its focus on Japanese boxy kei cars and vans, I present to you a top 5 list of JDM cars I would import to [...]

Continuing with the theme of the z11 Cube, here is another nice example.  Tuned up with some Nismo parts and a panda color scheme, this is definately a unique way to tune the not-so-fast Cube.  It would be fun to compete with some other MicroCars in this Cube, in the fashion shown below:

I’m very much liking the look of this z11 Cube – the lighted mirrors, front eyelid, aero kit with fogs.. he’s pulling off the black/chrome gangster look very nicely here.  OH YEAH, and it is slammed to the ground.  Taken from a cube meet… somewhere in Japan…

the Z11 cube was a great platform and here’s a great example of how it should be tuned… in my eyes at least! even cooler is the building in the background, most likely by Japanese architect Tadao Ando. He is known for using raw concrete in his extreme, bold buildings.