Slammed cars started in the Japanese drift-car scene, since the lower the car, the better the handling, at least in theory — but are they functional and legal on everyday roads off the track, or ...

Go to a Cars and Coffee, head to the SEMA Show, or just find your local parking lot car meet, and you'll find them. Those slammed Nissans, Lexus, and other JDM cars that feature big wheels with ...

A lot of cars nowadays seem to have tilted wheels, in line with the popular stance aesthetic. Some of it is for show, but it can serve a good purpose.

Generally, slammed cars are safe to drive as long as the weather is calm and the road is flat. The moment you see a drop of rain or snow, however, it's probably best to keep the slammed car in the ...