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Among the most colorful and crowd pleasing of collectible cars are vehicles commonly referred to as "lowriders." These unique, ground-hugging lowrider cars have gained a loyal and enthusiastic...
One of the most distinctive styles of vehicle on the road is a lowrider and they've been around for a long time. Just as with all cars, lowriders live a good life and then they need to be...
Today, lowrider cars are more than just pavement scraping automobiles. Lowriders have given birth to a culture and an industry complete with its own lingo, style and, of course, car shows. If you...
There's an air of cool to any lowrider car, even one made from the most regular runaround. Buying a lowrider car takes some careful consideration and patience so that you don't end up with a car...
If you're fascinated by the diverse and colorful world of lowrider cars but can't seem to understand the difference between "pimping" and "pimped to the max," or "a head turner" and a "best of...
Model cars are great fun to look at, but who said you couldn't play with them, too? For example, new model car designs incorporate some nifty additions like hydraulics. Now it's possible to make a...
Lowrider hydraulics can be seen from coast to coast, driven by people who cut across the lines of race, gender and income level. Lowrider hydraulics have an interesting and very specific history....
Lowriders can be any car, truck, bicycle or motorbike that has been adjusted to sit lower to the ground than stock cars. Lowriders originated in East Los Angeles' Latino culture. The trend...
Lowriders and lowriding have become recognizable terms in pop culture. Books, magazines and even pop songs have extolled the virtues of the suspension-enhanced lowriding car and the lowrider...
The lowrider car is as much about culture and lifestyle as it is about the automobile itself. A culture originating with returning U.S. servicemen after World War II, the lowrider evolved from a...
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