Japan’s Wald International is quite well known for their Black Bison custom body kits for varying seriously luxurious cars. The product line itself has become quite easy to understand. Sticking to simple paint schemes, mostly white or black and fitting a body kit and wheels is about all you get. Tinted windows are almost always
The Italians are hard at work and cracking on with the 2014 Maserati Quattroporte supersports sedan. Meanwhile in the real world, we’re hearing something about tuning. German tuner CDC International formed a new division called CDC Performance and they’ve given the current generation of the Quattroporte a full makeover. This is the sort of stuff
Wald International is perhaps one of the most predictable and conservative tuning companies out there. Something remarkable since they come from Japan, a country notorious for overdone tuner cars, a trend still known as “ricing”. The new vehicle Wald International turned their attention to is the Infiniti G37, particularly the 2006-2010 version of the sedan.
German cars tend to have restrained exteriors and, depending on how high up the food chain you go, unrestrained performance. Even Mercedes, the least restrained of the lot styles their SL model with fear of turning too many heads as the car moves by. This doesn’t really go well with the Japanese tuners, particularly those
Some of Maserati’s fans must be working for the Japanese luxury tuner which calls itself Wald International because they’ve got a special new creation. The new car Wald International turned into a Black Bison offering is the Maserati Quattroporte.
