Well/ guess the cat knew a pimpmobile when he saw one."

"My friends tease me that I live in a pimpmobile," she said with a chuckle.

"I'm not going down to Atlantic City in that big blue pimpmobile."

The pimpmobile was always left in the same no-parking zone on the south side of Nasty.

"But I'm kind of getting into the pimpmobile."

The film helped start a trend for car customization in America known as the Pimpmobile.

Selvy watched it plow into the back of the maroon and gold pimpmobile.

After that, I watched the other three use that same launcher on a pimpmobile .

Tourists were interested in the pimpmobile.

The music video for the song consists of various pimpmobiles on a typical suburban-style street, showing two men each driving a pimpmobile.

In the sequel, he ended up being warped to the 1970s, where he was automatically reformatted into a pimpmobile.

You'd think he'd have a mobile phone unit in his pimpmobile, along with the bar and the fur upholstery and the pink velvet sun visor.

Continental kits were also made popular by the pimpmobile craze of the 1970s, not to mention the Pimp My Ride show.

He made a whoooping dash across the sidewalk, over a fire hydrant, and skittered around a white Eldorado pimpmobile, where he hid.

The maroon and gold pimpmobile, double-parked outside a nude-encounter studio, drew a crowd of admirers, largely because its rear window was custom-fashioned to resemble a lightning bolt.

If Park Avenuers ever decided to enter pimpmobile races, I'm certain their unanimous choice would be the Bentley Continental GT.

A well-known pimpmobile fabricator was Les Dunham of Dunham Coachworks in Boonton, NJ.

The red-brick suburban villa, a sprawling house with an indoor pool decorated in trompe l'oeil, is to a traditional suburban tract house what a "pimpmobile" is to a station wagon.

The cars used for these conversions were originally targeted at well-to-do retirees who wanted a large luxury vehicle; however, with the "pimpmobile" conversions, the cars came to signify menace, mystique, and glamor.

Largely an American phenomenon, pimpmobile is a large luxury vehicle, usually a 1960s or early 1970s-model Lincoln or Cadillac vehicle, that has been customized in a garish, extravagant and kitsch or camp style.

Large luxury sedans have been on a decline since the early 1980s where sport utilities (SUVs) such as the Cadillac Escalade and Lincoln Navigator have been used for pimpmobile conversions.

I was expecting a pimpmobile, complete with custom paint and interior and the usual wretched excess, and what showed up was a Seville, the small Cadillac, silver on the outside with a black leather interior.

That the Random House Unabridged (Second Edition, 1987) includes pimpmobile and plain-vanilla probably means that the Random House files had citations for these, the Barnharts' not--or not enough.

The blanks she fired sounded thin and unconvincing, but thanks to movie magic three holes suddenly erupted in the windshield of the pimpmobile, or rather, a stunt double for that car, a boatlike Buick Roadmaster far crummier than anything parked on the nearby streets.