Lowriders
Lowriders are a customized type of automobile originating in the United States. They are often characterized by their lowered suspension, vibrant paint jobs, and elaborate custom interiors and exteriors. The practice of lowering a car's body closer to the ground became popular in California in the late 1940s and 1950s, driven by a desire to make vehicles stand out and express individuality.
The term "lowrider" itself refers to the lowered stance of the vehicle. This is typically achieved through
The culture surrounding lowriders is deeply rooted in Mexican-American communities, where it emerged as a form