first U.S. made body kit for the 2014 Nissan Versa Note
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04-15-2014 | 01:02 AM
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first U.S. made body kit for the 2014 Nissan Versa Note
For those interested in what's happening with the aftermarket for the Honda Fit's clone, here is the first body kit i have come across that has been produced and designed here in the states, enjoy :D
Nissan Versa Note 3dCarbon Style Kits | 3dCarbon Website
Nissan Versa Note 3dCarbon Style Kits | 3dCarbon Website
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04-15-2014 | 11:50 PM
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exactly why i personally liked it to begin with, i have seen some of the JDM kits and i believe i have posted them on the boards here somewhere, but they tend to be a little over done with the exception of a few of them.
lol, glad you liked it...like i have said before, i really love the fit and had it at the top of my list when i was shopping around but i'm a Nissan guy at heart so i had to give Nissan's attempt at copying the Fit a try at least and so far i have been happy with it :)
lol, thanks wais, and yeah i wasnt to impressed with the obviously CGI mock up that they made of the kit with those colors but it did get me to thinking about what kind of color scheme i would go with if i were to get this kit and the first thing i thought of is making the spoiler a gloss black to flow with my roof once i get the roof wrapped :D otherwise aside from the colors, i really like this kit!
lol, thanks wais, and yeah i wasnt to impressed with the obviously CGI mock up that they made of the kit with those colors but it did get me to thinking about what kind of color scheme i would go with if i were to get this kit and the first thing i thought of is making the spoiler a gloss black to flow with my roof once i get the roof wrapped :D otherwise aside from the colors, i really like this kit!
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04-17-2014 | 02:13 PM
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I like the styling of the Note, even stock. If Nissan would up the HP to, say 130...... :-)
You ever wonder where they get the names for the cars? Note, Fit, Accent? I wish Honda would call the Fit "Jazz" here, just cuz I like the name better.
One thing about all the cars in our class, they are great city cars. I remember when Honda first came out with the Civic, mid 1970's. Had a Ford Pinto then (my first new car and first little car) and I took the Civic for a test drive. Really liked the Civic, but thought it was too small, especially on the Los Angeles freeways. Interesting to me that todays version of the small car is so much bigger. My Fit is a bigger & taller than the old Civic. Time & technology....
You ever wonder where they get the names for the cars? Note, Fit, Accent? I wish Honda would call the Fit "Jazz" here, just cuz I like the name better.
One thing about all the cars in our class, they are great city cars. I remember when Honda first came out with the Civic, mid 1970's. Had a Ford Pinto then (my first new car and first little car) and I took the Civic for a test drive. Really liked the Civic, but thought it was too small, especially on the Los Angeles freeways. Interesting to me that todays version of the small car is so much bigger. My Fit is a bigger & taller than the old Civic. Time & technology....
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04-18-2014 | 12:31 AM
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I like the styling of the Note, even stock. If Nissan would up the HP to, say 130...... :-)
You ever wonder where they get the names for the cars? Note, Fit, Accent? I wish Honda would call the Fit "Jazz" here, just cuz I like the name better.
One thing about all the cars in our class, they are great city cars. I remember when Honda first came out with the Civic, mid 1970's. Had a Ford Pinto then (my first new car and first little car) and I took the Civic for a test drive. Really liked the Civic, but thought it was too small, especially on the Los Angeles freeways. Interesting to me that todays version of the small car is so much bigger. My Fit is a bigger & taller than the old Civic. Time & technology....
You ever wonder where they get the names for the cars? Note, Fit, Accent? I wish Honda would call the Fit "Jazz" here, just cuz I like the name better.
One thing about all the cars in our class, they are great city cars. I remember when Honda first came out with the Civic, mid 1970's. Had a Ford Pinto then (my first new car and first little car) and I took the Civic for a test drive. Really liked the Civic, but thought it was too small, especially on the Los Angeles freeways. Interesting to me that todays version of the small car is so much bigger. My Fit is a bigger & taller than the old Civic. Time & technology....
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