JDM+

see "JDM" for definition of "Japanese domestic market"

"JDM+ " - A phrase in the modified car scene for an otherwise un-labled style Japanese car.
a word to describe jap cars that have JDM features but are not completely "JDM" and are owner customised to include their own style and flair.

Originating from a brand of clothing made by Digital Octane.

Japanese Domestic Market

Usually used for cars or car parts that have been imported from Japan.

1. Short for "Japanese Domestic Market." This term often means paying your left testicle for a part that you could otherwise order from kragen.
The term JDM has long been used to "one-up" a friend or acquaintance at Krispy Kreme car meets and the likes. By adding a JDM item to your "ride" you are instantly "cooler" than your friend's USDM counterpart.

2. Used to describe how JDM something is, meaning that it is generally RIGHT biased/handed. This comes from Japanese Domestic Market cars mainly having right hand drive, as opposed to their USDM counterparts which are left hand drive.

Stands for Japanese Domestic Market. It is for car parts. Main compaines are Honda, and Nissan. The reason for JDM is because many import cars such as Civics and Integras have been "detuned" to meet regulations in the United States. Therefore swaping a Japanese engine into an "American" Honda Civic is considered intergration to its truest form.

Many difference that many people don't know is it is seperate from the ricer street racing scene. Many races are on profession tracks. Which many enthusist race in Time Attack. JDM compared to ricers are much cleaner in their styling.

Short Form of "Japanese Domestic Market". Usually used to describe a car or car parts that are made in Japan.

Abbreviation for Japanese Domestic Market. Refers to automobiles produced and sold in Japan.
Not the same as Japanese imports (cars produced in Japan and sold here)

Short for Japanese Domestic Market, particularly in reference to models of cars produced and sold solely for Japanese consumers. These vehicles often have features and/ or engines not available in other markets. As a result these models are often the envy of car enthusiasts in other countries.