You may remember DAMD as the Japanese tuner house that grafted an Aston Martin nose on a Nissan 350Z (more on that in a later post). Now the aftermarket company has set its sights on the brand new Mitsubishi Outlander, which in our opinion looks just fine off the showroom floor. But those DAMD tuners went and produced a three-piece body kit for the Outlander that includes a new front spoiler, rear apron and side skirts. A new grille insert can also be bought to finish off the company's kit. The wheels are 20-inch in diameter and look to be about all the Outlander's fenders can handle. We wish we could tell you this DAMD Outlander was packing some heat over and above the stock 3.0-liter V6 producing 220 horsepower, but DAMD produces parts strictly for show, folks. If you live in the U.S., however, it makes no difference as DAMD sells its wares only in Japan.
More pics after the jump...
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
auto specifications @ Oct 18th 2006 4:36PM
really really impresive. with such a car sure you'll get respect on the roads !
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Biscuit @ Oct 18th 2006 4:59PM
Rather strange that they put a Saab grill on the front though...
$0.02 @ Oct 18th 2006 5:11PM
damb nice
Chris Goldrick @ Oct 18th 2006 5:33PM
At least it's not so DAMD stupid looking as the DAMD Nissan. Hee hee, couldn't resist.
Richard Warren @ Oct 18th 2006 6:16PM
Nice!
Wildcat0695 @ Oct 18th 2006 11:55PM
This one is nice looking for show.
tj @ Oct 19th 2006 12:36AM
Do you really need 3 side-view mirrors? WTF is up with the extra mirror on the driver's fender? Maybe there is a reason for it, parking in japan's tight spaces or something? Seriously, just because you have a part in the bin doesn't mean you must put it on the car.
I do like the seats though- for some reason, the red tags set it off!
stj @ Oct 19th 2006 9:51AM
That aint the driver's fender japanese cars are right
hand drive.
Andrew @ Oct 19th 2006 3:06PM
front, rear, and two sides... I count 4 pieces...
YUE @ Oct 19th 2006 10:02PM
where I can get one from USA dealers?
any other additional color excepting white outside?