Ricer at HRP
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From: Cypress, TX
There is a huge difference between "rice" and imports. Rice is used to denote cars that are made up to look fast (spoilers, stickers, etc.) but aren't. Would you prefer the term "poser"?
My wife drives a Mitsubishi Eclipse, far from "rice". If I slapped a big wing on it (she'd kill me), then it would be "rice".
Get over the term. It has been around longer than any of you have. Remember the term "rice burner" used on import motorcycles way back when?
My wife drives a Mitsubishi Eclipse, far from "rice". If I slapped a big wing on it (she'd kill me), then it would be "rice".
Get over the term. It has been around longer than any of you have. Remember the term "rice burner" used on import motorcycles way back when?
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From: Texas
Originally Posted by CySevans
There is a huge difference between "rice" and imports. Rice is used to denote cars that are made up to look fast (spoilers, stickers, etc.) but aren't. Would you prefer the term "poser"?
My wife drives a Mitsubishi Eclipse, far from "rice". If I slapped a big wing on it (she'd kill me), then it would be "rice".
Get over the term. It has been around longer than any of you have. Remember the term "rice burner" used on import motorcycles way back when?
My wife drives a Mitsubishi Eclipse, far from "rice". If I slapped a big wing on it (she'd kill me), then it would be "rice".
Get over the term. It has been around longer than any of you have. Remember the term "rice burner" used on import motorcycles way back when?
Exactly my thoughts
Originally Posted by CySevans
There is a huge difference between "rice" and imports. Rice is used to denote cars that are made up to look fast (spoilers, stickers, etc.) but aren't. Would you prefer the term "poser"?
My wife drives a Mitsubishi Eclipse, far from "rice". If I slapped a big wing on it (she'd kill me), then it would be "rice".
Get over the term. It has been around longer than any of you have. Remember the term "rice burner" used on import motorcycles way back when?
My wife drives a Mitsubishi Eclipse, far from "rice". If I slapped a big wing on it (she'd kill me), then it would be "rice".
Get over the term. It has been around longer than any of you have. Remember the term "rice burner" used on import motorcycles way back when?
My wife has a 3.5L Altima SE One badass car but I'm not putting any Type R seatbelt covers in it. LOL!!!!
