Photo: Rowen International
Rowen International is a Japanese tuning company that's rapidly becoming famous. That's because not only do they make cool titanium exhausts, but they also have their own style for body kits. We've been following their efforts for about two years and are delighted to report the Nissan 370Z has been targeted.
Nissan already offers the aggressive Nismo version of the sportscar, so Rowen decided to go in another direction with their design, offering one of those JDM-style kits that seem to belong in a Need for Speed game.
The biggest upgrade is the front bumper, which now has an angular design with lots of small intakes, similar to a Wald Black Bison car. LEDs are dotted all around, including two on each side, near the tires. Around the back, the new diffuser could be described as ostentatious, but nobody buys the 370Z to be discrete.
The sides are mostly clean, but a couple of side skirts have been added and look like they've been stolen off an old Lamborghini. The 21-inch Bride wheels hug the arches of the car and have been shod in Bridgestone Potenza sticky rubber for extra grip.
Rowen usually tuned supercars, so it's not surprising that the body kit looks well made. Of course, it's not going to be cheap to buy one because the exhaust alone is worth about $3,000. After paint and installation, you've got as much invested into the 370Z as it's probably worth. The Rowen Z34 was first shown at the 2015 Nagoya Auto Trend and the company is already taking orders. A huge wing is currently being developed and should be available by the end of the year.
The biggest upgrade is the front bumper, which now has an angular design with lots of small intakes, similar to a Wald Black Bison car. LEDs are dotted all around, including two on each side, near the tires. Around the back, the new diffuser could be described as ostentatious, but nobody buys the 370Z to be discrete.
The sides are mostly clean, but a couple of side skirts have been added and look like they've been stolen off an old Lamborghini. The 21-inch Bride wheels hug the arches of the car and have been shod in Bridgestone Potenza sticky rubber for extra grip.
Rowen usually tuned supercars, so it's not surprising that the body kit looks well made. Of course, it's not going to be cheap to buy one because the exhaust alone is worth about $3,000. After paint and installation, you've got as much invested into the 370Z as it's probably worth. The Rowen Z34 was first shown at the 2015 Nagoya Auto Trend and the company is already taking orders. A huge wing is currently being developed and should be available by the end of the year.
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