A new exhibit at the International Museum of Art & Science features a 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline. The classic car, painted candy purple, is owned by Rogelio "Lolo" Loera Jr. and is displayed near the museum's gift shop. The exhibit showcases lowrider culture in the United States.

The car's presence gives the museum's entrance a distinctive smell, similar to a garage. Loera and his son are both involved in painting cars and are members of the Latin Family group.

Further details about the exhibit can be found through the museum or the source publication. The exhibit is titled "Lowrider Culture in the United States" and is curated by Marcelo Alejandro Ramirez Garcia-Rojas.