The next Japanese model to be treated by Rowen International to a tailored styling kit is the Fairlady Z, the Nissan 370Z. The aging sports car is in dire need of some cosmetic enhancement, but to be honest pushes it a bit too far.

Rowen Nissan 370Z kind of looks like those pictures you often see of plastic surgeries that have gone wrong. It seems that in their zealous effort to give the car a new look, Rowen designers have turned it into a bit of a clown. Everywhere you look, on every panel, there is way too much going on.

At the front, Rowen Nissan 370Z gets a new bumper with uniquely shaped air intakes, a neat spoiler lip, and some of weirdest LED lights we have ever come across. The sides are mostly clean, save a pair of side skirts and some graphics, and at the back we have a custom rear bumper with all sorts of vents and ducts in it, as well as a giant diffuser and two properly large tailpipes. 

The body kit itself costs 350,000 Yen, but if you want the LEDs that’ll be another 40K, and if you also want your Rowen Nissan 370Z to sound good, you have to shell out another 190K for a complete exhaust system featuring front pipes, center pipe and custom Titan Blue tailpipes.