Part Goya can, and part car.
A small car, typically a Honda Civic or a small Toyota that is very popular amongst young to middle aged urban Latinos due to the low cost of the vehicle, parts and customization. Usually these cars are equipped with loud exhaust, low riding suspension and high powered stereo systems.
A small car, typically a Honda Civic or a small Toyota that is very popular amongst young to middle aged urban Latinos due to the low cost of the vehicle, parts and customization. Usually these cars are equipped with loud exhaust, low riding suspension and high powered stereo systems.
A person who is trying to sleep in the city would complain and say, "911, I would like to report several Goya Carts that are racing on my street. They seem to be drifting and causing a lot of ruckus. Can you please send a unit?"
by Mr. Foot February 19, 2009
The end product of a Japanese family car after a 16-year-old gets done with it. Makes more noise than power. See: ricer, rice boy.
by tradesman April 2, 2003
Dude, last night after some greasy Mexican food, I felt like my gut was about to explode. I sat down on the bowl and 5 minutes later it was abandoned in the cart.
by SunDevil1959 December 5, 2016
Damn bruh D Nuggs deadass sold me these glizzy carts
Yo dude Declan just huffed the glizzy cart, he gone be on his ass for weeks
Yo dude Declan just huffed the glizzy cart, he gone be on his ass for weeks
by BangerFlags September 23, 2020
by anonymous April 16, 2003
"Someone is gonna need to give me a hand down from this coffee cart slash city cat, titanic like scene area, because im Silas Cocks, and im a big dork, i listen to emo, and i could fall, instead of telling a girl i like her, and that could be really embarrassing, more embarrassing."
by sniffff snifff June 22, 2008
The last of the wild frontiersmen. Riders of the asphalt plains, herding the silver buffalo. A tough breed, accustomed to all types of hardships, including low pay, long hours, the occassional trampling by a wayward "silver buffalo". Usually have legendary names like Wee Hee Willy, Scarecrow or Whippo. A vanishing breed, being replaced by the electronic cart pushers.
Wee Hee Willy, the toughest of the cart cowboys, had rounded up the bulk of the herd at Shop Rite, but needed Whippo to ride shotgun on some stragglers in the parking lot.
by Paul Agens & George Jiminez November 29, 2006