Kahn Design bodykit for DB9
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I think we need more people on the board willing to go all out on cars like this. Few people in the US seem to be into this level of customizing, its usually only in Europe. It explains why companies like Novitec and IMSA dont do so well in the US.
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They are extremely rare here, the modding culture is way larger in the US.
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I think it's the opposite. While I see all these high-end cars being customized on US boards, I very rarely see something like that done over here. I can recall a RR Sport w/ wheels, a Techart Magnum, an M5 w/ wheels and one sick M6, of which the same owner just traded it for a new M3 and modded that too. Otherwise, it's just another 94 Golf GTI with lexus-tails, ugly cheap wheels and an 18-yo boy in it with way too loud music.
They are extremely rare here, the modding culture is way larger in the US.
They are extremely rare here, the modding culture is way larger in the US.
Europe seems to be pretty conservative, but Novitec and IMSA sell far more kits in Europe than in the US.
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When I check this Dutch car-spotting site www.autogespot.com (not intended as spam, no affiliation, just to check carpics, maybe you are on it yourself ) Holland doesn't have that much. But hey, the most rare kits are only found in Monaco, St Tropez and such places. Not really accurate too.
