In African American car culture and regional southern hip-hop scenes (especially originating in Houston, Texas), a custom-built vintage luxury sedan is called a "slab." The term is widely believed to be an acronym standing for "Slow, Loud, And Bangin'," reflecting the key cultural characteristics of these customized vehicles: driving slowly on massive 84-swanger wire wheels, featuring thunderous customized sound systems, and showcasing vibrant custom candy-colored paint jobs.
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