Boy Hits Car is an American rock band formed in 1993 in Los Angeles, California. Known for fusing the intensity of post-hardcore and metal with the melody and passion of world and alternative rock, Boy Hits Car has carved out a niche in the music scene with their unique blend of sounds and high-energy performances. The band consists of original member Cregg Rondell, who serves as the vocalist and guitar player, and has been the driving force behind their creative and dynamic sound.

Over the years, Boy Hits Car has released several albums that have captivated audiences with their emotive lyrics and powerful instrumentation. Their self-titled album "Boy Hits Car," which came out in 2001, is often cited as a landmark release, bringing the band to greater public attention. Their subsequent works such as "All That Led Us Here" (2014) and "Worldwide Alive" (2017) showcase their evolution in songwriting and musical depth. As of the late 2010s and early 2020s, Boy Hits Car continued to contribute to their discography with singles like "Les Fleurs" and "Synchronicity I," as well as "Injustice Fatigue" and "Stealing Fire," demonstrating their commitment to addressing both personal and social issues through their music. Despite the changing landscapes of rock, Boy Hits Car has remained true to their core sound while continuing to explore new territory, maintaining a dedicated fanbase and a reputation for passionate, meaningful music.