The term "rice" or "ricer" (when referring to cars) describes any (usually Japanese) car with modifications done to it that do not help performance and are usually used for show like wings, vinyl kits, body kits, etc. What I see here is a Holden Commodore (Australian) that is in amazing condition that has nothing pointless done to it. How is that rice?
Pic somewhat related.

as an avid ford fan (own an falcon XR6 turbo) i have to say that that commodore is really nice, and i agree with you it looks almost stock apart from what i think are the CV8 monaro rims

pic related, my car completely stock

same with my 1988 corvette, all stock besides the rims

thts nice man, really good.. all you need sometimes is just a nice set of rims and a good buff and your set

and it does need a buff.... big time. good thing im a detailer, kinda. im only 16, so amateur i guess haha

thinking of painting them black

Beautiful car man!

cheers

Stock...I believe the term you're looking for is stock if your knew anything about cars

How the fuck is that holden riced out? It's bone fucking stock cosmetically. For all you know, he could have an LS3 in there, which means it's a sleeper (the complete opposite of a ricer)

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Referral

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In the vehicle community, a ricer is, how I remember it, a car that has been modified to look like it's a fast car and you race with it. I.e.: a 98 civic that won't even reach 120mph and it has a bodykit, spoiler, racing tires, etc.

Personally I know two definitions for a ricer car.
One is because the sound they make sounds alot like when you burn rice. i.e. Rice Burner.
The second is because they are usually Asian cars, and Asian countries have eat alot of Rice.
Either way they CAN be fast. Ive seen fast ricers. My coworker has a ricer Acrua that he had running flat 13s at one point.

I left that part out. Asian countries eat and export a lot of rice. They also export these cars. Hence referring to a car like a civic a "ricer"

Now let's not get into detail because I only know this because I used to have a civic, I don't know much else about cars

oh how I wish
no, it was a '00 4door stock, except for the sound system that it had that costed me almost $2k