Tex Mex Motors

With a $250K profit goal and only four months to reach it, the scouting team acquires three cars from Mexico that may be tougher than expected to flip.

With the Bronco gobbling up their profit, Jenicio has a marketing idea for the 49 Cadillac. Rabbit and Scooter have a mystery on their hands.

The Camaro IROC-Z gets a killer sound system, but Wes and Jaime have a few kinks to work out for their rock star buyer. Later, Jaime ponders her future.

Scooter makes up for his blunder with a big score and Mike restores a Dodge vans retro vibe. A buyer proposes a newfangled way of paying for a car.

Rabbit and Scooter head south for a 52 Chevy and stumble across a 66 Continental. Wes takes on a customer who bets he can beat a race-ready 70 Camaro.

The 61 Chevy Apache gobbles up the budget, so the shop pins its hopes on a car that could be as rare as hens teeth — once the actual hens are evicted.

The shop works overtime to prepare the Mustang for Steve Saleens arrival. Wes is pumped to work on a Monte Carlo with an elite racing history.

After Borderland decides to shift gears, Rabbit takes a risk on a Lamborghini Diablo. A lowrider modeling icon boosts the Cadillacs debut at a car show.