Meet the Queen of Bay Area Lowriders

Ruby Ramirez, also known as Chingona, shares her passion for lowriding and her journey in customizing her 1950 Chevy fleet line. She discusses the challenges women face in the lowrider community and her desire to inspire others. Ruby emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and hopes to encourage more women to participate in lowriding.

What is the main difference between car hoppers and lowriders like Ruby's?

• Car hoppers are faster.

• Lowriders are designed to cruise low and slow.

• Car hoppers are more expensive.

• Lowriders have more powerful engines.

What was Ruby's goal in redesigning her 1950 Chevy fleet line?

• To sell it at a higher price.

• To express her identity and personality.

• To win car shows.

• To make it faster.

Why does Ruby prefer not to join an all-female car club?

• She prefers to ride solo.

• She thinks male clubs are more fun.

• She dislikes female car clubs.

• She wants to compete with men.

What challenge does Ruby highlight about the lowrider community?

• High cost of maintaining a lowrider.

• Few women are involved in the community.

• Limited access to car shows.

• Lack of funding for car modifications.

What does Ruby hope to achieve by sharing her story?

• To sell more cars.

• To inspire more women to join the lowrider culture.

• To become famous.

• To start her own car club.