A handful of Japanese companies have been making their name in the world of wide—wide-body kits to be more specific. Browse the latest rides from SEMA or the top-tier automotive aftermarket ...

Taichi Yamamoto from Saitama, Japan, bought this 1997 Nissan D22 Double Cab brand-new from the factory as the limited-edition "Skystar" model with a factory body kit (like the one pictured here in ...

What's the difference between a body lift and a suspension lift? Let's take a look at how each works and how they change the ...

The Nissan Z, also known as the Fairlady Z in Japan, is one of the most anticipated sporstcars right now, so it is natural for tuners to prepare their own proposals. Busou and Central 20 from ...

This 1991 example is currently up for sale from Japanese Classics in Richmond, Virginia and has been jacked up so high that it is essentially a monster truck. That look has been achieved with a 15 ...

Two body kits from Japanese aftermarket part company DAMD give the new Suzuki Jimny the same appearance, albeit on a fractional scale, as a Mercedes G-Class or Land Rover Defender—for better or ...

Created by Japanese tuner DAMD, the car is aptly named the Aston GT86. To give it that British beauty look, DAMD has created a body kit complete with revised bumpers, a new grille, and updated wheels.