Donk culture centers around customizing 1970s through early 1990s full-size American cars—often Chevrolet Caprices or Impalas—with elevated suspensions, oversized wheels, luxury interiors, and vibrant paint schemes. Originating in the southeastern United States, Donks blend style, street presence, and craftsmanship, often featuring candy paint, detailed murals, performance upgrades, and high-end audio systems. The aesthetic is bold and expressive, reflecting a deeper cultural identity tied to creativity, individuality, and community within urban car culture.