After their respective appearances on “Pimp My Ride,” they each took part in their Reddit thread called “Ask Me Anything.”. Soon enough, the HuffPost website contacted all three of them for an interview back in February 2015.
The website outlet also chatted with one of the show’s executive producers, hoping to get his take on the stories.
Now That's Ridiculous!
Regardless of each vehicle that appeared on the show, every project was completely restored and upgraded, leaving everyone speechless, even viewers watching at home. "Pimp My Ride" produced some remarkable and sometimes ridiculous pieces of work during its run.
But not all is as it seems, there was a lot more behind the production of this show than Xzibits saying, "Yo dawg."
Not All Contestants Had Good Experiences
As it turns out, there were a few of the young contestants who didn't have the best experience while filming the show. One of these contestants was Jake Glazier, who appeared in the fourth season.
His feelings were shared by two other contestants named Justin Dearinger and Seth Martino, who both featured in the show's final season.
Some Accessories Were Taken Out
Justin Dearinger revealed that some of the accessories were taken out of his car once filming the episode has finished. His remodeled car had a mini drive-in-theater installed as well as a champagne pop-up, but those two were scrapped for safety concerns.
And for Martino, one of his restorations turned out to be a massive disappointment and gave him a lot of frustration.
A Robotic Arm
During Martino's episode, the body shop crew outfitted a robotic arm inside his car, but to operate it, you to have a laptop computer, so in the end, his gadget turned out to be quite worthless. This leaves us asking, "Why didn't they just buy him a laptop??"
To add insult to injury, the LED bulbs that were fitted into the seats proved to be problematic as well.