There are simple car tuning options in the game with some variety in parts but not as complex as in Street Legal for example. There's both performance and decorative upgrades. Some cars have more tuning potential than others. Quite similar to the ancient Street Rod -games, but in this one the parts do not wear and the car doesn't break, at least I didn't manage to break it yet. All races have been 1v1 so far that I've played, I don't think there are group races. There are shows where you have to dance with the car using hydraulics, and perform tricks - I've ever seen that myself in real life or in other games. I have 2ghz amd single-core and GeForce 8400GS 256mb, 1,5gb ram - game runs perfectly with max settings at 1280x720. So it's not heavy.

Ride'em Low is a racing game. If you are a fan of lowriders, you will be in heaven! But if not, the game will disapoint you. Racing model is not good, but I liked a lot of options of tuning. The price is nice, so you should be interested in this game.