This is a part of American car culture that is hard to understand. Probably there are no one in the middle -- lovers or haters only. Why the hell you have to take a great muscle car and then turn it into tractor? Why?!
Our fellow reader Byron D. told us those cars are called “donk”. According to urban dictionary, “Donk” is a car “that has large enough wheels installed until it resembles [and probably rides and handles like] a Conestoga wagon. This is done so it sits up high enough so as to be at the same eye level as the Playas with real juice ridin in their Escalades”.
I guess, it is cheaper just to simply buy an Escalade…
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