Sport Compacts were originally termed as small, front-wheel drive import cars from Asia that are popular to tuners who modify the electronics and mechanics of the tiny engines to output higher RPMs and horse power. The recent surge of domestic contenders in the Sport Compact market such as the Chevrolet Cavalier and Pontiac Sunfire has helped broaden this popular genre of vehicles in North America.

Today's Sport Compact world is proudly represented by a mix of Asian imports and domestic gems that boast a range of performance capabilities, from the Honda Civic and Chevrolet Cobalt, to the Nissan 350sx and Ford Mustang. The accessibility of Sport Compacts has created a devoted group of tuners that spare no costs when it comes to making their vehicle stand out from the crowd.

At Concepts On Wheels, our creative ingenuity is displayed through our Sport Compact masterpieces, and our awards show it!

300 ZX
		A 1990 Nissan 300ZX. Nissan made a statement in the automotive community by creating one of the most advanced sports coupes of its time.
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Raptor Fusion
		Concepts On Wheels teamed up with the Toronto Raptors and Ford to create a show vehicle that displayed the aftermarket potential of the innovative new Ford Fusion and showcased the athletic prowess of the Toronto Raptors—thus, the Ford Fusion Raptor concept was born.
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Wrigley's Mustang
		Wrigley's brought the Ford Mustang to Concepts On Wheels in search of a radical theme build that would enable the company to use the vehicle as an all-in-one marketing machine.
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Concepts Civic
		After attending its first SEMA Show, the think-tanks at Concepts on Wheels noticed the increasing love for showy Sport Compacts among the North American car enthusiasts, and decided to showcase their ingenuity by spicing up a 1999 Honda Civic Coupe.
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