riced just became like that over time, originally meant a japanese car.
I can honestly say that I've never heard someone use the term to describe a Japanese car in general. Even before the explosion of the import scene (FnF movies) I don't really recall ever seeing that term used to describe a tuned import.
Originally most people just called Japanese cars, jap scrap.
UrbanDictionary defines rice as 1. An automobile that has been equipped with gawdy, unnesecary accessories, such as 3' high spoilers, loud and/or repulsive paint job and body work. Owners of such automobiles feel that these accessories make their car the best in the world, when in fact it is not. That Prelude over there is nice, but this here Civic ain't nothin but a ric mobile
Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancements. (R.I.C.E.)Parts put on cars to make them look fast, when they have no internal tuning, and are actually slow as hell. Parts usually consist of excessivley angular bodykits, large rear spoilers, neon, sponsor stickers, chrome rims, fake "coffee can" exhaust tips, and loud, annoying paint jobs and/or vynils. Sometimes parts are do-it-yourself installed and are basically duct taped to the car. Most commonly known for being done to Honda Civics, but can also be done to slow domestic vehicles, such as a Chevy Cavalier, etc. "Yo dog, did you see the Civic that guy was rollin' in? it was so rice."
"This guy's got nothin' under the hood, it's just rice. Smoke him."
"What a riceboy, I bet he thinks his neon adds 50 bhp!"
ii) A car, usually a late model of japanese origin, that has had numerous features added to it that may enhance its looks, but do nothing for its performance. Examples include "VTEC" and "Mugen" stickers, large spoilers, chrome wheels ( see also bling bling ), large diameter exhaust pipes, clear brake light lenses and lowered springs.
All Show...No Go! Modifying a car that is a piece to begin with, and doing nothing but body work to it in the end. Most likely loud, and unreliable. Like at that piece, how much money do you think he put in that rice?
riced just became like that over time, originally meant a japanese car.
I can honestly say that I've never heard someone use the term to describe a Japanese car in general. Even before the explosion of the import scene (FnF movies) I don't really recall ever seeing that term used to describe a tuned import.
Originally most people just called Japanese cars, jap scrap.
UrbanDictionary defines rice as 1. An automobile that has been equipped with gawdy, unnesecary accessories, such as 3' high spoilers, loud and/or repulsive paint job and body work. Owners of such automobiles feel that these accessories make their car the best in the world, when in fact it is not. That Prelude over there is nice, but this here Civic ain't nothin but a ric mobile
Race Inspired Cosmetic Enhancements. (R.I.C.E.)Parts put on cars to make them look fast, when they have no internal tuning, and are actually slow as hell. Parts usually consist of excessivley angular bodykits, large rear spoilers, neon, sponsor stickers, chrome rims, fake "coffee can" exhaust tips, and loud, annoying paint jobs and/or vynils. Sometimes parts are do-it-yourself installed and are basically duct taped to the car. Most commonly known for being done to Honda Civics, but can also be done to slow domestic vehicles, such as a Chevy Cavalier, etc. "Yo dog, did you see the Civic that guy was rollin' in? it was so rice."
"This guy's got nothin' under the hood, it's just rice. Smoke him."
"What a riceboy, I bet he thinks his neon adds 50 bhp!"
ii) A car, usually a late model of japanese origin, that has had numerous features added to it that may enhance its looks, but do nothing for its performance. Examples include "VTEC" and "Mugen" stickers, large spoilers, chrome wheels ( see also bling bling ), large diameter exhaust pipes, clear brake light lenses and lowered springs.
All Show...No Go! Modifying a car that is a piece to begin with, and doing nothing but body work to it in the end. Most likely loud, and unreliable. Like at that piece, how much money do you think he put in that rice?
urban dictionarys not a very reliable source, any person can defines a word.
Unsecure image, only https images allowed: http://www.socalcustoms.com/Shows/2010/SEMA/DAY3/images/IMG_4720.jpg Unsecure image, only https images allowed: http://www.socalcustoms.com/Shows/2010/SEMA/DAY3/images/IMG_4721.jpg Unsecure image, only https images allowed: http://www.socalcustoms.com/Shows/2010/SEMA/DAY3/images/IMG_4774.jpg All in all this year's SEMA cars are really lacking. I'm yet to see anything new that I really like.
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