One of the most notable features of the city of Los Santos is the car culture. And nothing represents the classic car culture of Los Santos more than the lowriders. They dance and they roll like nothing else and the bling they have puts all the others to shame. So, here are 10 of the best lowriders you should definitely check out!
10 . Moonbeam Custom ($370,000)
The Moonbeam Custom is a lowrider version of the Moonbeam minivan that comes with only modest tweaks as standard features. The vehicle's front and back end plates are carried over from the normal model. The lower, stronger suspension reduces oversteer marginally in the Custom variant, which is essentially the same as the factory version. Still, the looks it possesses can put all the NPCs in the agony of not having one.
What makes it great:
- The custom variant of the Moonbeam
- Strong suspension
- Good handling and speed
9 . Voodoo Custom ($420,000)
It's hard to think of the Voodoo without thinking of a 1959 or 1960 Impala. The vehicle's front and back endplates are the same as on the regular model. So that the rust spots don't show, the chrome pieces all over the car are polished to make them look brand new again. The trunk radio antenna of the original Voodoo has been taken off to make room for the "Aerial" upgrades. Overall, it has better acceleration, top speed, and braking power than the standard one.
What makes it great:
- Based on the ’59-’60 Chevrolet Impala
- Cleaned up version with aerial upgrades
- Good acceleration, top speed, and braking power
8 . Peyote Custom ($620,000)
By its general look and interior, the Peyote has an uncanny resemblance to the first-generation Ford Thunderbird. While the original Peyote badged plate holder is still there on the rear bumper of the custom version, it has been relocated to the front and placed in the center of the bumper, with the rear plate resting immediately on top of it. The top speed and traction of the car have been slightly improved than the base model. In terms of handling, the vehicle has a hefty feel yet performs effectively in high-speed cornering.
What makes it great:
- Based on the first-gen Ford Thunderbird
- Top speed and traction improved over the base model
- Good high-speed cornering
7 . Buccaneer Custom ($390,000)
The Buccaneer is based on a 1970-1972 Chevrolet Monte Carlo with strong traces of the Picador. Minor alterations were made to the custom model, such as the removal of the roof and the addition of custom-colored trim. To compensate for its lack of a two-toned look, the Buccaneer Custom has a single primary color on the lower frames, as well as an interior color and a dial color. A lowered suspension arrangement makes the Buccaneer Custom feel more rooted and responsive, unlike the normal Buccaneer.
What makes it great:
- Based on the ’70-’72 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
- Addition of custom colored trim and removal of roof
- Options for interior and dial color
6 . Sabre Turbo Custom ($490,000)
1970 Oldsmobile 442 inspired the Sabre Turbo custom. The normal model's front and rear fenders are used. The car's front fog lights have been removed, leaving only the emblems and mesh grille. The car's performance is stock. Lower ride height makes it more prone to low-level crashes and appears faster and heavier. It can compete with modern muscle vehicles because of its power and tight turning circle.
What makes it great:
- Based on the 1970 Oldsmobile 442
- Good top speed and acceleration
- Great power and braking
5 . Slamvan Custom ($415,000)
The Slamvan resembles a severely customized second-generation Chevrolet C/K Series with a chopped roof and unique suspension, while the front of the vehicle is comparable to the Dodge Sidewinder. It's been updated with the standard trimmings and rims, like the Five-spoke muscular wheels. The decreased riding height and greater braking and traction are some of the additional benefits of the custom model
What makes it great:
- Inspired by the Chevrolet C/K and the Dodge Sidewinder
- Colored trim and secondary color options
- Better braking and traction than the original model.
4 . Tornado Custom ($375,000)
At first glance, the Tornado looks like a 1958 Chevy Bel Air. The custom model has a distinctively patterned roof. It has a paintable frame and a visible driveshaft on the underside. The Tornado's handling and speed have been improved, as well as its range of handling.
What makes it great:
- Based on the 1958 Chevy Bel Air
- A paintable frame and visible driveshaft
- Improved handling and speed
3 . Chino Custom ($180,000)
The Chino is a late-1960s two-door coupe. Its design, notably the side profile, resembles a 1966 Lincoln Continental. Chino Custom lower frames match the body and inner stitching color. White-wall tires and "Big Worm" lowrider wheels complete the ensemble. Acceleration and top speed are slightly improved. Corners are also more responsive.
What makes it great:
- Inspired the ’66 Lincoln Continental
- Custom Big Worm lowrider wheels
- Improved acceleration and top speed
2 . Faction Custom ($335,000)
The Faction is reminiscent of a Buick Regal from 1982 to 1987. It has undergone very modest modifications, but its frame and driveshaft are clearly evident. Like the Chino Custom, it sports Big Worm wheels as well. The Faction Custom performs very identically to its stock version. The sound of the engine is very distinctive.
What makes it great:
- Based on the Buick Regal
- Frame and driveshaft have been improved
- Unique engine note
1 . Manana Custom ($925,000)
The main design of the Manana is based on a Cadillac Eldorado from 1967 or 1968. With its high-beam lights and sound effects, the Manana Custom's doors open with a different sound and the exhaust and engine block shake while it's running. A set of "Split Six" lowrider wheels is also included. Its speed and acceleration have been much improved over the previous model, making it a far superior vehicle.
What makes it great:
- Based on the ’67-’68 Cadillac Eldorado
- Has high beam lights and sound effects with Split Six lowrider wheels
- Improve speed and acceleration over the original model
With these, lowriders you’ll put all the other players to shame Los Santos with their over-the-top customization, design, and speed. Good Luck!
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