Green tuned sedan

A bright green four-door on the ground with a shop tag across the windscreen, and that tag is the reason this page is worth reading: the same handle appears on another vehicle in a different trailer.

The car is a four-door saloon in a bright metallic green with flake visible in the sun, dropped hard on its suspension and running very large multi-spoke wheels with deep dish that fill the arches completely. The mirror is painted to match the body, the window trim is chrome, and a driver is at the wheel.

Across the top of the windscreen runs a sunstrip in white script. It reads as #rideoutcustoms, and that is the find. The same hashtag is on the rear window of the bright green pickup in a completely different trailer, together with the Vice Vinyl and Crosstown marks. Two vehicles, two trailers, one shop.

The street behind is painted end to end with murals in red, blue, teal and yellow, people are standing around on the pavement, and a light blue lowrider-style car sits at the left edge of the frame.

How to recognise it

• Bright metallic green four-door with flake visible in the sun
• Lowered hard, very large deep-dish multi-spoke wheels filling the arches
• Body-coloured mirror, chrome window trim
• A white script sunstrip across the windscreen reading as #rideoutcustoms
• Parked on a street with murals along the wall behind

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 1 at 0:27.43. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 576 by 324 of it.

What we still do not know

• The name, and the manufacturer
• Whether #rideoutcustoms marks a shop you can visit or is only a livery
• Whether the stance and wheels are a variant or a modification
• Everything measured: top speed, acceleration, handling, price, where it spawns