Hoonigan Donut Garage Official

The facility was designed with a "bakery meets speed shop" aesthetic, complete with car parts displayed on bread racks. Notable features and events include:

A famous industrial ramp where vehicles—ranging from 800-HP trophy trucks to beater Buicks —were regularly "sent" or jumped into the yard. HOONIGAN DONUT GARAGE

The garage was the birthplace of several famous Hoonigan projects, including Hert’s "Twerkstallion" FC RX-7 and the ambitious left-hand drive swap of a Holden Ute . The facility was designed with a "bakery meets