Netflix has confirmed that Tex Mex Motors will return for its second season on November 22, 2024.
The automotive transformation series, which first premiered in June 2023, follows the skilled team at Borderland as they source unique vehicles from Mexico and transform them in their El Paso workshop.
The premise revolves around importing cars across the border and giving them complete makeovers, intending to turn a profit through creative modifications and expert craftsmanship.
The show has gained popularity among automotive enthusiasts for its unique cross-border concept and the team's innovative approach to car restoration.
Season 2 promises expanded operations with a larger workshop and more ambitious projects, as the crew ventures deeper into Mexico to find rare vehicles worthy of transformation.
What’s new in Tex Mex Motors Season 2? Trailer out now
The upcoming season introduces several changes to the series format, as teased in this sneak peek. Netflix has revealed that the Borderland team will be working from an expanded facility, allowing them to take on more complex projects.
The crew has also set higher profit targets for their builds, suggesting more ambitious transformations ahead.
This season of Tex Mex Motors will feature returning team members Scooter, Jaime, Rob, Mike, and Wes, along with some new additions to the crew.
While specific details about most builds remain under wraps, Netflix has previewed some of the projects viewers can expect in the new season, in the newly released trailer. This includes an original Saleen that was formerly a chicken coop.
One of the highlighted transformations from season 2 includes a Lamborghini that undergoes a dramatic makeover, featuring a fluorescent pink exterior complete with details like eyelashes and a custom interior with a fluffy steering wheel.
This build exemplifies the team's willingness to push creative boundaries with their designs.
Production for the second season began in early 2023, capturing the team's journey as they expanded their operation.
The season holds particular significance as it includes some of the final television appearances of Rob 'The Rabbit' Pitts, who passed away at age 45 in late summer 2023.
Pitts completed filming for Season 2 before his passing, making these episodes of Tex Mex Motors a testament to his craftsmanship and contribution to the series.
R.I.P Rob ‘The Rabbit’ Pitts
Rob Pitts, a key figure on Netflix’s Tex Mex Motors, brought charisma and expertise to the show's unique car restoration journey.
Known for his vast knowledge of classic cars and his dynamic salesmanship, Pitts played a crucial role in the series by sourcing rare vehicles and transforming them into high-value masterpieces. His leadership and creativity were instrumental in establishing the team’s reputation for crafting standout custom builds.
In the upcoming season, Pitts and the team expand their efforts with a larger shop and loftier goals, venturing deeper into Mexico to acquire unique vehicles for restoration.
Season 2 showcases Pitts’ unwavering passion for automobiles, emphasizing his contributions as both a car expert and a storyteller who connected with fans worldwide. However, in a tragic turn of events, Pitts passed away after battling stomach cancer shortly after completing the new season.
His farewell video reflected on his life achievements, including the joy he found in filming Tex Mex Motors and realizing his dreams of owning a car business. His legacy continues through the team’s work and the impact of his authenticity on viewers.
He left a final message in the same, where he said,
“Don’t be sad for me… I accomplished my dream of buying my own store, finishing Season 2 of [Tex Mex Motors] and marrying the love of my life.”
Fans can anticipate the new season as a heartfelt tribute to Pitts’ passion and dedication to the craft. As the team honors his legacy, their dedication to creativity and craftsmanship is set to keep Tex Mex Motors thriving as a standout in its genre.
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Tex Mex Motors will return for its second season on November 22, 2024.
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