This KPGC10 hits different. Kaido House challenged their Creative Director, Roman Cortez, to design something that blended high-fashion cues with old-school motorsport attitude—and this is what came back. The Cortez V1 wears a deep two-tone green with a repeating geometric pattern that feels straight off a runway but still looks right at home on a widebody Hakosuka. The race-style number circles, flared arches, aggressive front lip, and ducktail spoiler keep it grounded firmly in vintage GT-R territory, while the hood-open display shows off detailed engine bay work underneath.
 
It’s a bold but tasteful reinterpretation of the original 2000GT-R, and Kaido House has already hinted this is just the first colorway in the Cortez series. If you’re into Hakosukas but want something that stands out from the usual race liveries, this one’s a no-brainer. As with all Kaido House releases, these are sold factory sealed with a chance at a chase, making every piece a roll of the dice for collectors.