The TV show "Pimp My Ride," was a hit on MTV and ran six seasons from 2004-2007. Looking back on the show now, it was an absurd piece of entertainment; the mods were wild to the point of being ...

Pimp My Ride was shoddy enough as a console game, but the PSP version goes that extra mile and makes it completely unplayable. How do you break a bad game? Ask the developers of Pimp My Ride for ...

"Pimp My Ride" was a staple of MTV for several years, where people with beat-up cars could bring them to the attention of host Xzibit and West Coast Customs for a ton of upgrades. After "Pimp My ...

"Let's see what happens. It's a nice science experiment." Regardless, the former Pimp My Ride host is not nervous or worried, he's amped. The album has colossal features from big West Coast names ...

But each week, MTV's Pimp My Ride (Sundays at 9:30 p.m.) showers $20,000 or more on some lucky viewer to bring a car like that back from the rolling dead. Despite the name, the show lacks even a ...

Contestants from the show detail all of the things that were faked for television. By THR Staff MTV Pimp My Ride - P 2015 *But only so it appears pimped on television, but in real life ...

“Pimp My Ride” is back … sort of. Actor and comedian Chris Redd is set to host Netflix‘s new motor makeover series “Resurrected Rides,” which will premiere on July 24. The series will ...

No amount of Xzibit influence or ride pimpage can save Pimp My Ride from its god-awful minigames and lousy driving mechanics. Based on the titular car-customization MTV show starring the self ...