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Originally Posted by 8cd03gro
It's not a domestic vs import thing, it's a stylistic waste of money thing. Rice vs ricer doesn't have a different meaning  a ricer is someone who owns a car that's riced out. If the term just means Japanese than it's useless for descriptive purposes.
How would you describe these cars?
So these are ricey cars owned by ricers, but they're not rice? Riiiiight. That makes perfect sense. |
Yeah I'm not going to argue with you but our are wrong.
Rice is an old old term.. and was deragatory remark to call out a japaneese car .. then the asian car mfg market expanded and the term was used to call out any asian car..
ricer is a person and riced out is what you posted pictures of...
Whether you appreciate the style or think its a waste of money deosnt matter, I am correct....
Rice ricer and riced out... but the original term rice simply meant a japaneese car..
But answer your question I would call those cars hideous and stupid.. only one looks like a ricer the other is I dont know what but my guess is it was in Miami