One mark.
One voice.
The S-TIER identity, reduced to what matters: the globe, ink and paper, one signal color, and data set like an export document.
The globe, in three dimensions.
Built in Blender from the original artwork: one globe model with the traced S-TIER lettering wrapped around its equator, turning inside the logo’s outline ring. Drag to spin.
Ultimate Machines, honestly documented.
One mark, one voice
The globe is the brand. The italic plate, badge and 起死回生 banner are supporting cast for merch and events.
Ink, paper, one signal
The cars bring the color. The interface stays monochrome, with Midnight Purple used once per view.
Data is design
Chassis codes, engine codes, grades and mileage are set in mono, like a Japanese export certificate.
Numbered like a collection
Every car gets a stock number for life. The sold archive is a collection, not a graveyard.
Quiet Japanese cues
Small kanji labels as texture — 在庫, 入荷予定, 売約済. No rising-sun clichés, no fake brush fonts on the website.
Honest by default
Repair history, grade and verified mileage are structured fields, shown up front — never buried in prose.
Ink & paper.
Midnight Purple replaces the old lilac. It's named after Nissan's Midnight Purple paint (code LX0) on the R33 and R34 Skyline.
One system.
Supporting cast.
