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Greddy is a Japanese automotive parts manufacturer founded in 1977 by racing enthusiast and engineer, Ichirō Takagi. The company is based in Tokyo, Japan and is well known for its involvement in the tuning and motorsports scene. Greddy has been a major player in the Japanese tuning scene since its inception, and has been a major influence in the global tuning society.

Greddy has been involved in many motorsports events, such as the All Japan Grand Touring Car Championship (JGTC) and the Super GT series. The company has also been involved in various subculture events, such as the Tokyo Auto Salon and the Tokyo Motor Show. Greddy has also sponsored many professional drivers, such as Nobuteru Taniguchi and Manabu Orido.

Greddy's most popular rim models include the Greddy Revolution RS, Greddy Revolution RS-R, Greddy Revolution RS-G, and Greddy Revolution RS-X. These rims are popular among tuners and racers alike, and are known for their lightweight construction and aggressive styling. Greddy also produces a wide range of other automotive parts, such as exhaust systems, suspension components, and engine components.

Greddy has a global distribution network, with products available in over 50 countries. The company has also established relationships with other brands, such as HKS, Blitz, and Nismo. Greddy also produces its own line of performance parts, such as turbochargers, intercoolers, and exhaust systems.