I just don't know what to say...a Chevrolet Cavalier with mismatched wheels, badly mounted wing and four colors of bodywork. I hope it's a "work in progress."
This reminds me of the episode of Top Gear where the guys created limos out of regular cars. One stretched an MG, one attached an Alfa Romeo to a Saab, and the other one stretched a Fiat Panda. This appears to be a pair of Chevrolet Lumina APVs, which is a kinda cool concept (I think stretched minivans would make excellent limos) but appears extremely poor in specific choice of vehicle and execution.
I'm really hoping that this is 1.) a prank 2.) done up for a parade or 3.) done as an advertising gimmick (there's some lettering on the side of the car). Otherwise...oh, hell, I don't even want to contemplate otherwise.
I presume this was created to get around those pesky "no pedestrians at the drive-thru window" rules, which are so tempting to break when the walk-in counter closes at 11 and the drive thru's still open at 1am.
I'm not a big drag racing fan, so maybe this happens more often than I'm aware, but this is the first time I've ever seen anything like this happen to a car.
Smoke stack exhausts are meant to give big pickup trucks the look of a big rig truck. Except the look doesn't work when it's a plain exhaust pipe coming out of the back of a compact Nissan beater. It just looks silly and draws attention to a truck that nobody should be proud of driving.
So, most people living the "thug life" aren't born driving Bentleys. Everybody's got to start somewhere, right? So it's just a bunch of "THUG's" in, of all things, a Honda CR-V, wait, what does that say? Gangsta WHATS?
Looks like a Ford Ranger from the bit of window and dashboard in the shot. Note the phrasing "please don't steal my crap" instead of "please don't steal my truck." Or at least, "please don't steal my crap truck" (certainly applicable in the case of an early 1990's Ford Ranger).