West Coast Customs was also responsible for producing the real-life Banshee as part of the game's promotion. Los Santos Customs is an obvious parody of West Coast Customs, a business located in Los Angeles offering similar services, popularized in the MTV show Pimp My Ride. However, once the shop is exited, it will be closed until the player leaves the area. It is possible for the player to kill the mechanic inside while the garage door is open, allowing the player to walk in and explore freely. However, if the player is spotted by the police while approaching the workshop, then the garage door will not open for the player. The player is able to lose any wanted level by entering Los Santos Customs. Los Santos Customs is very similar to TransFender garages in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, as well as the mod shops used in Midnight Club, a video game series developed and published by Rockstar. Their garages serve as a replacement for the Pay 'n' Spray shops featured in previous titles. Customized wheels, paint, body kits and more are available to make your ride your own. When you're ready to trick out your ride, visit LS Customs, because nothing says class like neon. They spend the majority of the day in them. “ Residents of Los Santos take great pride in their cars.
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