Notably, the size and number of lug holes limit the cars that it is compatible with. The 4×100 PCD size makes it suitable for loads of small Japanese cars, including the NA, NB, and ND generation Mazda MX-5 Miata. A builder with the right know-how and tools might be able to work wonders with this, maybe even build something along the lines of the funky Ford Maverick owned by TestDrivenTV. We’re just not sure if 16s would work, though.
If you’re drooling over the Enkei Al’Vita wheels, note that they will be released in October 2023 in Japan. A whole set will be priced at 44,550 yen or around $1,224 at current exchange rates. That’s $306 per wheel. Let’s hope they make it stateside so those ’90s JDM builds can get the steelie-look they deserve.