Kevin Hart and his Plastic Cup Boyz want to make their passion for cars legit, but they need a serious education about cars and car culture. They search for an builder and hire Lucky Costa. The Club decides to spend 20K on upgrading their cars.

Kevin and the Boyz take their first educational field trip to the Irwindale Drag Strip, where they learn about power and engine boost from some experienced locals. Meanwhile, the new clubhouse location is revealed in the form of a cluttered storage unit.

The Boyz take a trip to Radford Racing School in Arizona, where they learn the driving techniques they need to handle speed and power. Spank and Lucky talk engine, interiors and paint, but budget gets in the way of Spank’s big dreams.

A spirited discussion about stance and paint leads the Boyz to visit the Peterson Museum of Los Angeles to see the finest examples of color, chrome and other details. Then, the Boyz partake in a lowrider parade in one-of-kind cars.

A visit to The Dockweiler VW Bug show gives Joey some ideas for his resto/mod. Kevin arranges for the Boyz to visit Irwindale Drift Track to learn from some champions how they make extreme use of brakes and suspension.

The Boyz take their first trip to a live auction at Barrett-Jackson, where they get a taste of high-end cars and learn the various ways other builders make money in the car resto/mod business. Back at the Car Club, Kevin is unhappy with their progress.

Convening at the Clubhouse, the Boyz realize that they work better together and set off to achieve everything necessary for their official Car Club Launch. At Timeless Kustoms, Kevin sees his resto/mods in various states of build, and Harry and John get a taste of working at the highest resto/mod level.

With car upgrades finished, the Boyz arrive at Boss' social media location to take iconic photos and launch them into the world. After a debate on who they want to be the Club's president, Kevin surprises everyone with a new goal for the group, as he unveils a rusted-out Camaro and proposes that they do a ground-up build together.