Kyle Busch's Rowdy Edition Camry gets a front-end treatment by the crew from Detroit Speed, Inc. based in Charlotte, N.C.

NASCAR driver Kyle Busch remakes a 2012 Toyota Camry SE into a “Rowdy Edition” Camry, named for Busch’s nickname on the racing circuit, for the 2012 Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge.

NASCAR driver Kyle Busch (left) remakes a 2012 Toyota Camry SE into a “Rowdy Edition” Camry, named for Busch’s nickname on the racing circuit, for the 2012 Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge. Modifications are being carried out at Detroit Speed & Engineering in Mooresville, N.C., under Busch’s supervision.

A 2012 Toyota Camry SE is being remade by NASCAR driver Kyle Busch into a “Rowdy Edition” Camry for the 2012 Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge. Modifications are being carried out at Detroit Speed & Engineering in Mooresville, N.C., under Busch’s supervision.

A 2012 Toyota Camry SE is being remade by NASCAR driver Kyle Busch into a “Rowdy Edition” Camry for the 2012 Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge. Modifications are being carried out at Detroit Speed & Engineering in Mooresville, N.C., under Busch’s supervision.

A 2012 Toyota Camry SE is being remade by NASCAR driver Kyle Busch into a “Rowdy Edition” Camry for the 2012 Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge. Modifications are being carried out at Detroit Speed & Engineering in Mooresville, N.C., under Busch’s supervision.

A 2012 Toyota Camry SE is being remade by NASCAR driver Kyle Busch into a “Rowdy Edition” Camry for the 2012 Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge. Modifications are being carried out at Detroit Speed & Engineering in Mooresville, N.C., under Busch’s supervision.

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Kyle Busch's "Rowdy Edition" Camry has been custom-designed for the Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge.

Kyle Busch wins Toyota Dream Build Challenge. From left to right: Ed Laukes, vice president of Toyota Motorsports; Busch and Rutledge Wood, host of Top Gear USA.

Kyle Busch wins Toyota Dream Build Challenge. From left to right: Kyle Tucker of Detroit Speed (the builder of the winning car, the Rowdy Edition Camry), Kyle Busch, Stacy Tucker of Detroit Speed and Ed Laukes of Toyota Motorsports.