You’d be very generous with that description, though. If the video below is any indication, Pimp My Ride is not just back on our screens, but back to its old tricks.

Pimp My Ride debuted on MTV in 2004. The show featured Xzibit as the primary host. The rapper and his team of car mechanics would take somebody’s ran down car and “pimp” it.

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 ...

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Xzibit appears to tease a reboot of his beloved car makeover show 'Pimp My Ride,' writing on Instagram 'it's time to get back to customizing rides.

‘Pimp My Ride’ Winners: Show Was Nearly Entirely Fake (Report) Contestants from the show detail all of the things that were faked for television.

Word to the wise: Xzibit is over and done with his hit MTV series, Pimp My Ride. The rapper/former television star gave a quick (and not very nice) answer to a Twitter user who made a reference to ...

Although all of the people spoken to about "Pimp My Ride" ultimately had mostly positive experiences, the reality of what it took to get pimped ended up being even more strange than expected.

Xzibit made a silly cameo during a cut 'Pimp My Ride'-esque skit during 'Saturday Night Live' with Jacob Elordi.

We aren’t frequent viewers of Pimp My Ride, so we really only catch the show’s work via the occasional eBay auction. Frankly, in the few cars we’ve caught we thought we had seen everything.

Did you love the ridiculous, unnecessary and unnatural car transformations from the Xzibit-hosted Pimp My Ride? Do you love football reality shows? Well, I’ve got some great news for you.

Jacob Elordi hosted Saturday Night Live this weekend and one of the sketches that didn't make it to air was a Pimp My Ride spoof that featured a cameo from Xzibit.