The West Coast Customs vehicle repair and customization shop in Burbank, California, has been the inspiration for three reality television shows – “Pimp My Ride” (2004), “Street Customs” (2007), and (Inside) “West Coast Customs” (2010). For many years, it has been one of the top auto shops in the US, and has opened international franchises in Dubai, Shanghai, and Berlin. As the shop’s customization business became successful, so did the shows, constructing cars on TV for about 15 years. In 2018, the TV show officially ended following a series of controversial issues the auto shop had, including unfair treatment of the workforce, sub-standard quality of work, and missed deadlines.

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