Season 4

KIA and DC Entertainment join forces with WCC for custom builds of a Forte Koup and a Rio inspired by Justice League superheroes Flash and Aquaman.

When Ryan contacts Line-X to use their truck bed lining to cover WCCs entire truck, they agree -- if WCC customizes a Camaro for them.

Ryan and the WCC crew head to Cabo San Lucas for a job from the Ohana Group to create the ultimate taco and margarita buses for the Maravilla resort.

Making the ultimate kid-friendly tour bus for the once-homeless Monster Kids hip-hop group is a happy assignment for WCC and sponsor Monster Cable.

WCC has its biggest build ever for tech company CDW, which wants a tour bus combining the best old school styling with cutting-edge tech gear.

R&B superstar Chris Brown asks Ryan and the WCC crew to turn his beloved 2004 Lamborghini Gallardo into something totally new, while keeping its soul.

Ryan gets a quirky order to build four Smurfmobiles for the premiere of “Smurfs 2.” The team will need four electric Dash cars to pull this off.

Ryan's team has to think beyond the minivan when BraunAbility and HP ask them to create a unique, wheelchair-accessible SUV for a wounded warrior.

WCC and eBay Motors bring three deserving veterans personalized rides: a paintball van, a Suburban family hot rod and a Mustang fit for a mayor.

Cracker Jack'D wants WCC to transform their RV into a fun promotional vehicle they can take on the road, and Ryan decides to add a dunk tank.