Anyone remember this car....

Vip styled 07 Buick Lucerne back in 2006!

[IMG]http://pictures.topspeed.com/IMG/crop/200610/2007-buick-lucerne-by-rid_1600x0w.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG]http://pictures.topspeed.com/IMG/crop/200610/2007-buick-lucerne-by-rid-1_1600x0w.jpg[/IMG]


[IMG]http://pictures.topspeed.com/IMG/crop/200610/2007-buick-lucerne-by-rid-2_1600x0w.jpg[/IMG]


[QUOTE]  Vehicle lowered to 3.75 inches with rebuilt front and rear springs
Redesigned and rebuilt front and rear bumpers with side skirts
New flat spoiler that runs from the rear quarter tops to the trunk lid
Lower matched radius panel fills gap between the bumper top and the trunk lid
AME AX wheels, 20 x 9-inch (front) and 20 x 10-inch (rear)
Falken FK452 tires
Mobile video and iPod video plays through the factory navigation system display
Critical Mass C652 component speakers mounted behind custom metal mesh grilles in the factory speaker locations, the door behind the grill and the tweeters in the A-pillars
Existing wood grain dash plastics painted Standox single stage black
Custom iPod mount/charger docking station built into panel below armrest, finished in black suede flocking
New switch panel in place of ashtray that operates rear-seat entertainment, a second dual-position switch to operate the vehicle’s red lighting accents and a volume control knob for the auxiliary input
Icon DVD player installed in custom rear center console trim plate, wrapped in matching interior vinyl
All-charcoal interior, including charcoal UltraSuede headliner treatment, door detail and seat trim
Two seven-inch Icon widescreen LCD monitors in each rear-seat headrest
Custom rear deck wrapped in UltraSuede with perforated metal mesh grille that exposes custom fiberglass subwoofer box mounted in the trunk area
Three Rockford Fosgate P3 10-inch subwoofers powered by Rockford Fosgate Power 10001, with a Rockford 80004 running the front interior speakers
Bluetooth-controlled Rockford 360.2 Hi-Lo converter integrates audio from the OE radio/navigation radio [/QUOTE]

cant say I do. 
but doesnt look bad at all.
this is photoshop right?

seen the pics 1,000,000 times but didn't know it was that old. clean enough but not really the presence of a vip car. don't know if i'd consider if "vip style" just cause it has some wheels and a drop but who cares about labels anyway?

yeah i remember it, that was awhile ago time flys

[QUOTE=MR.J;292433]cant say I do. 
but doesnt look bad at all.
this is photoshop right?[/QUOTE]

naw its real.. it was a Vip car built by RIDES  back in SEMA in 2006..

yeah i remember it, meh i would call it more EXE rather vip. well maybe vip styled/influenced:)
but no matter what, its just a buick(read ugly haha:))

[QUOTE=BLKonBLK98;292436]seen the pics 1,000,000 times but didn't know it was that old. clean enough but not really the presence of a vip car. don't know if i'd consider if "vip style" just cause it has some wheels and a drop but who cares about labels anyway?[/QUOTE]

supposedly the bumpers were reworked....

Yeah it's the rides magazine"vip editon" lucerne it was builr by a local shop in staten island it's not my thing but for a buick it's decent.

Rides has been showing VIP love for a minute.  They are always trying to "vip" some new non popular platforms.  They usually miss the mark  but props to them for atleast trying.  I hope they do that new Buick this year for Sema

Hey agi wheel concepts built that buick.

Word?  They put out a lot of sick cars (Hopefully they read this so I can save $10 tints)

yup,
I remember the first time i saw that Buick. I was like "Oh snap, Buicks tryin to step their swag up" lol