During the '70s, it seemed that every custom lowrider featured a candy paint job and a custom grille. If you owned a Lincoln, the norm was to cut the front bumper and "section" the front end.

Mention biscuit tuck or diamond tuft interiors, Truespokes or 520s, and almost instantly it brings back memories of the legendary lowrider scene of the '70s. While much of that classic styling is ...

The Impala has been popular as a lowrider since the second-generation car appeared at the end of the 1950s, with the 1959 model’s dramatic tail fins giving it a distinctive appearance.

Meet the EldoRODo: a wild, custom-built Cadillac show car that blends luxury with SoCal lowrider flair. It’s rare, road-illegal, and turning heads again.