Where Are They Now?

Episode number: 1

Overview: Xzibit revisited the pimped cars of "Big" Ron (Cadillac El Dorado), Dante (Ford Econoline Ice Cream Truck), Josh (Toyota Corolla), Nile (Cadillac DeVille), Ryan (VW Bus), Christine (Honda Civic), and Alex (Chevrolet Chevelle)

Tenita's Ford Thunderbird

Episode number: 2

Overview: Ride Owner: Tenita. 24 years old. Owner's Ride: 1965 Ford Thunderbird.

Mike's Grumman Kurbmaster Bread Truck

Episode number: 3

Overview: Xzibit and the boys at GAS pimp out a 1978 Grumman Kurbmaster bread truck originally owned by the Wonderbread Company

Kristoffer's Chevrolet Impala SS

Episode number: 4

Overview: Special Earth Day Episode. Xzibit and the boys at GAS create an 800hp muscle car that runs on biodiesal fuel! It goes 0-to-60mph in less than 3.5 seconds! Guest starring CA. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger!

Spechelle's Mercedes-Benz 300SE

Episode number: 5

Overview: Xzibit and the boys at GAS transform a 1981 Mercedes-Benz 300SE from clunker to "crunker".

Robert's Chevrolet Van

Episode number: 6

Overview: Xzibit and the guys at GAS pimp out this van Vegas style!! Poor Richard needs a gas mask when driving in his van

Laila's Plymouth Minivan Grand Voyager Expresso

Episode number: 7

Overview: The van was equipped with a special "Vroom Box" which enabled the van to sound like other different types of "Supercars"

Seth's Nissan Maxima

Episode number: 8

Overview: Because of his love of both Transformers and all kinds of candy, his car's pimping includes a "Transforming" back seat that slides open to reveal the sound system and monitors, and a cotton candy machine in the trunk.

Jonathan's Honda CRX

Episode number: 9

Overview: In honor of Jonathan's love of comic books (and the Fantastic Four in particular) and surfing, the car was painted with "Silver Surfer" chrome, and the interior done up with Fantastic Four accents, including a comic keeper replacing the glove box (loaded with a copy of Fantastic Four #48—the issue in which the Silver Surfer premiered—valued at US$4000) and a rear A/V/Xbox setup inspired by The Thing. He was also presented with a custom "Silver Surfer" surfboard. Nicknamed "Zippy" by the owner

Vanessa's Ford Festiva L (1991)

Episode number: 10

Overview: In honor of Jonathan's love of comic books (and the Fantastic Four in particular) and surfing, the car was painted with "Silver Surfer" chrome, and the interior done up with Fantastic Four accents, including a comic keeper replacing the glove box (loaded with a copy of Fantastic Four #48—the issue in which the Silver Surfer premiered—valued at US$4000) and a rear A/V/Xbox setup inspired by The Thing. He was also presented with a custom "Silver Surfer" surfboard.

David's Ford Econoline (1972)

Episode number: 11

Overview: ince he was running a family dog grooming business, the back of his van got the ultimate grooming station with a new bathtub and a drying cage with a 32-inch monitor so the dogs can watch TV while they get dried off.

Will's Jeep Grand Wagoneer (1987)

Episode number: 12

Overview: As he was a handyman, the car included such storage devices as a rotating turntable in the back and slots inside the window to hold all his tools.

Esmerelda's Pontiac Sunbird (1991)

Episode number: 13

Overview: Esmerelda really likes the beach, so she had a Hawaiian Tiki god painted on the hood, and tiki gods stitched into the leather seats. In the trunk, a snow cone maker was installed, along with 2x150w Genesis waterproof subwoofers.

Justin's Toyota RAV4 (1997)

Episode number: 14

Overview: Xzibit and the good people at West Coast Customs make people's cars go from dirt to pimped in this 30 minute series. A pimped out car is usually worth $20,000 to $30,000

Terese's 1984 Ford Crown Victoria Station Wagon

Episode number: 15

Amber's Chevy Cavalier (2002)

Episode number: 16

Overview: Xzibit and the good people at West Coast Customs make people's cars go from dirt to pimped in this 30 minute series. A pimped out car is usually worth $20,000 to $30,000

Louis' Subaru Impreza (1996)

Episode number: 17

Overview: Xzibit and the good people at West Coast Customs make people's cars go from dirt to pimped in this 30 minute series. A pimped out car is usually worth $20,000 to $30,000

Andrew's Cadillac Fleetwood Hearse (1970)

Episode number: 18

Overview: This hearse was painted deep purple with custom airbrushed skulls in the front half. A coffin equipped with a grill slides automatically out the back.