Car Spoilers are available in OEM or custom made for most cars and trucks. Car spoilers can be made of  fiberglass or carbon fiber.

What are car spoilers ?

 Car spoilers  are an aerodynamic accessory designed to improve the airflow over a vehicle for better traction and faster speed. A car spoiler is affixed to and sits flush with the trunk's rear edge and resembles a wedge with a slightly lifted lip. "Wings" look similar to car spoilers but are raised on pedestals to stand higher off the trunk. Wings come designed in many different shapes and are often metallic or black, while car spoilers are painted to match the vehicle. Car spoilers are commonly made of molded ABS plastic, molded fiberglass or resins. Some wings are made from aluminum. Aftermarket car spoilers can be purchased for a particular make and model, then painted to match the vehicle. Other car spoilers come pre-painted to match factory colors.

Car spoilers are available wherever custom auto accessories are sold. Some online dealers feature pictures of available spoilers mounted on various cars. If you want to give your ride a sportier look, consider the stylish spoiler.

 Car spoilers is an automotive aerodynamic device whose intended design function is to 'spoil' unfavorable air movement across a body of a vehicle in motion. Spoilers are often fitted to race and high-performance sports cars, although they have become common on passenger vehicles, as well. Some car spoilers are added primarily for styling purposes and have either little aerodynamic benefit or even make the aerodynamics worse.

The frontal car spoilers are also called air dam. The rear spoiler, sometimes known as a wing, provides a down-force for better stability when accelerating at top speeds. Some rear car spoilers come with a warning brake light built into the spoiler.

Car Spoilers come in different weights, therefore adding any amount of mass to the rear of a car will impact driving in varying augmentations. A car with a good spoiler means that there is less resistance, which would result in a higher top speed.