Welcome to the land of the 30% APR and the 96-month loan. These 19 rides are the official vehicles of ‘faking it until you break it’ on the American highway. If you see these in a driveway, someone is definitely eating ramen to afford that monthly note.
27. Infiniti G37 (2008-2013)
The G37 is the official sponsor of the ‘takeover’ scene and people who think a loud exhaust is a personality trait. It’s for the guy who wanted a Nissan Z but needed four doors to fit the subwoofers and the ego.
Expect the VQ engine to scream at 7,000 RPM while the 24% interest rate screams at your bank account. By the time you fix the leaking gallery gaskets, you’ll be on your third ‘Buy Here Pay Here’ payment extension.
26. Dodge Challenger SXT (2015-2023)
While the Hellcat gets the glory, the V6 Challenger gets the repo man. It’s the muscle car for people who want the look of a predator but the credit score of a prey animal.
You’ll spend most of your time explaining that it’s ‘basically a Hemi’ to people at the gas station. Meanwhile, your insurance premium is higher than your monthly payment because the V6 is the preferred getaway car for suburban mischief.
25. BMW 328i (2012-2018)
This is the ultimate ‘look at me’ car for the middle-management trainee who lives in a studio apartment with three roommates. It’s a status symbol that says you’ve arrived, but you’re probably leaving because you can’t afford the valet tip.
Once the plastic cooling system components decide to disintegrate, you’re looking at a $2,000 repair bill. That’s a tough pill to swallow when you’re already paying $450 a month for a car with 110,000 miles on the clock.
24. Mercedes-Benz C300 (2008-2014)
The W204 C-Class is for the person who needs everyone at the local dive bar to know they drive a Benz. It doesn’t matter that the interior buttons are peeling or that the Bluetooth only works on alternate Tuesdays.
These are usually found with mismatched tires and a ‘for sale’ sign in the window after the first major service quote. It’s a German luxury experience on a Dollar Menu budget, right until the steering lock fails.
23. Nissan Maxima (2016-2023)
If the Altima is the entry-level drug of bad credit, the Maxima is the overdose. It’s the ‘Four-Door Sports Car’ for people who have three open collections accounts and a very aggressive driving style.
The CVT in these is just as fragile as the owner’s financial stability. You’ll be flying down the HOV lane at 100 mph, blissfully unaware that your transmission is about to turn into a box of metal shavings.
22. Range Rover Sport (2006-2013)
Nothing screams ‘I’m faking it’ like a first-gen Range Rover Sport with tinted windows and curb-rashed wheels. It’s a rolling brick of British engineering that costs more to maintain than a small yacht.
The air suspension will inevitably fail, leaving you ‘stanced’ in the Costco parking lot. You’ll be paying for a luxury SUV while riding in a vehicle that has the ride quality of a horse-drawn carriage with a broken axle.
21. Cadillac CTS (2008-2014)
The second-gen CTS was Cadillac’s attempt to fight the Germans, but now it’s just fighting to stay out of the impound lot. It’s the preferred ride for the ‘entrepreneur’ whose business involves a lot of CashApp transactions.
The timing chains on the 3.6L engine are notoriously weak, leading to a $3,000 repair that usually exceeds the car’s value. It’s the perfect car for looking successful while your credit score is in the low 500s.
20. Audi Q7 (2007-2015)
A used first-gen Q7 is the official vehicle of the ‘Suburban Flex’ on a shoestring budget. It has seven seats, which is perfect for hauling around the kids and the crushing weight of a subprime auto loan.
Maintenance is a nightmare, with brake jobs costing as much as a used Honda Civic. If you see one with a ‘Check Engine’ light and a cracked leather seat, you’re looking at the final boss of bad financial decisions.
19. Chrysler 300 (2011-2023)
Affectionately known as the ‘Budget Bentley,’ the 300 is for people who want the world to think they’re moving weight when they’re actually just moving back into their parents’ basement. The cheap interior plastics rattle louder than a box of Tic Tacs, and the electrical Gremlins are included at no extra charge.
Expect to drop at least $3,500 on a new transmission or front suspension work once the ‘ball joint dance’ begins. It’s a lot of car for the money, but most of that money is going toward the interest rate on a subprime loan from a ‘Buy Here Pay Here’ lot.
18. Nissan Altima (2013-2018)
Big Altima Energy is real, and it usually involves a 480 credit score and a missing front bumper. This is the official chariot of the 90-mph-in-a-35-zone demographic who treat stop signs as mere suggestions.
The dreaded Jatco CVT is a ticking time bomb that costs $5,000 to replace, which is often more than the car’s actual trade-in value. If you see one with paper plates and a cracked windshield, just stay in the right lane and let them pass.
17. Maserati Ghibli (2014-2022)
Nothing says ‘I don’t understand depreciation’ quite like a used Ghibli. It has a Ferrari-derived engine but the window switches and infotainment screen are pulled straight out of a Dodge Dart.
You can buy these for $20k now, but the $3,000 brake jobs and $1,500 oil changes remain at supercar prices. It’s the ultimate way to look like a millionaire while your bank account is screaming for mercy.
16. BMW 750i (2009-2015)
The F01 generation 7 Series is a masterpiece of engineering that hates its owner. It’s a rolling computer with an N63 V8 engine that drinks oil faster than a frat boy drinks cheap beer.
A common ‘wallet-biopsy’ for this car involves a $12,000 engine seal replacement. If you see one of these with a ‘For Sale’ sign, run—don’t walk—in the opposite direction before the Christmas tree of warning lights hits the dashboard.
15. Land Rover Range Rover (2013-2017)
The L405 Range Rover is the pinnacle of British luxury and mechanical fragility. It’s the perfect vehicle for someone who wants to look like they own a horse ranch but actually lives in a two-bedroom apartment with three roommates.
When the air suspension fails—and it will—you’re looking at a $4,000 bill to keep the car from dragging its belly like a sad dachshund. It’s a status symbol that spent more time on a flatbed trailer than on the actual road.
14. Dodge Charger SXT (2015-2023)
This is the car for the guy who wants a Hellcat but can only afford the insurance on a V6. It’s usually decked out with fake badges and a loud, raspy exhaust that sounds like a lawnmower in a trash can.
While the Pentastar V6 is actually decent, the owners usually beat them into the ground until the lifters start ticking like a grandfather clock. It’s a 96-month commitment to looking fast while getting gapped by a Honda Odyssey.
13. Cadillac Escalade (2007-2014)
A third-generation Escalade is the universal sign for ‘I spent my entire tax refund on 24-inch rims.’ Underneath the chrome and leather is just a Chevy Tahoe with an identity crisis and a thirst for premium fuel.
Between the failing magnetic ride control shocks at $800 a pop and the inevitable transmission slip, these are money pits on wheels. They look great in a music video, but they look terrible in the service bay with a $3,000 estimate.
12. Mercedes-Benz S550 (2007-2013)
The W221 S-Class was once the gold standard for CEOs, but now it’s the gold standard for guys who want to look like they own the club. It’s a magnificent ride until the Airmatic suspension decides to take a permanent vacation.
One small sensor failure can lead to a $2,500 bill at the ‘stealership’ faster than you can say ‘German engineering.’ It’s a high-class headache that keeps the local European mechanic in business all year long.
11. Audi A8 (2011-2017)
The A8 is for the person who thinks a BMW is too flashy but still wants to go broke on maintenance. It’s an aluminum-bodied technological marvel that requires a PhD and a blood sacrifice to repair.
When the air struts go out, expect to pay $1,500 per corner just for the parts. It’s a stealth wealth car for people who actually have zero wealth left because of the repair bills.
10. Infiniti Q50 (2014-2021)
The Q50 is the official consolation prize for people who got rejected for a 3 Series lease. It’s a decent car, but it’s often driven by people who think they’re in ‘The Fast and the Furious’ while weaving through traffic on bald tires.
Watch out for the turbo failures on the 3.0T models, which can easily set you back $6,000 if you aren’t under warranty. It’s a lot of horsepower for a driver with a very low tolerance for financial responsibility.
9. Porsche Cayenne (2011-2018)
Buying a used Cayenne is a great way to tell your neighbors you’re rich and your mechanic that you’re his new best friend. The base models are slow, and the Turbo models are basically an ATM that only dispenses bills to the service department.
A simple brake job on these can cost $2,000, and don’t even ask about the cooling system issues. It’s a badge-chaser’s dream that quickly turns into a financial nightmare.
8. Jeep Grand Cherokee (2014-2021)
Specifically, the ones with the ‘SRT’ badges bought off eBay and glued onto a base Laredo model. These are the kings of the suburban ‘flex’ that usually have a lien against them that’s higher than the owner’s annual income.
Transmission issues and electrical gremlins plague these Jeeps, often resulting in $4,000 repair bills before the 80,000-mile mark. It’s a rugged look for someone whose only off-roading is hopping a curb at Starbucks.
7. Jaguar XJ (2010-2019)
The XJ is a stunning piece of art that has the reliability of a chocolate teapot. It’s the choice for the person who wants to feel like a British lord while waiting for an Uber because the Jag won’t start.
Coolant leaks are so common they should be listed as a feature, and a full cooling system overhaul will run you $2,500. It’s beautiful, it’s fast, and it’s a one-way ticket to a negative bank balance.
6. Lincoln Navigator (2007-2014)
A used Navigator is just a Ford Expedition in a tuxedo that’s two sizes too small. It’s the ‘I’ve made it’ car for people who haven’t actually made it past their first missed payment.
The air suspension and the cam phaser issues on the 5.4L engine are legendary, often costing $3,000 to $5,000 to fix correctly. It’s a lot of leather and wood grain hiding a very expensive mechanical disaster.
5. Tesla Model 3 (2017-2021)
The early Model 3 is the new ‘starter luxury’ car for the tech-bro who is actually drowning in student debt. It screams ‘I care about the planet’ but the panel gaps scream ‘this was built in a tent.’
Out-of-warranty battery or drive unit repairs can exceed $15,000, making these a high-stakes gamble for the second or third owner. It’s a status symbol that might just leave you stranded if the 12V battery decides to give up the ghost.
4. Lexus RX 350 (2010-2015)
While actually reliable, a beat-up, third-hand RX 350 is the official car of the ‘I want to speak to the manager’ demographic. It’s luxury for people who shop at the clearance rack but still want the valet to park their car up front.
Even with Lexus reliability, a neglected one will need $2,000 in suspension and oil leak repairs to stay on the road. It’s the ultimate ‘sensible’ status symbol for someone living paycheck to paycheck.
3. Mercedes-Benz CLA 250 (2014-2019)
The CLA is the car for people who want the Mercedes star but have a Nissan Versa budget. The interior materials are lower quality than a mid-range Kia, and the ride is stiff enough to rattle your fillings out.
Maintenance is still priced at Mercedes levels, with ‘Service B’ visits easily topping $800. It’s a front-wheel-drive compromise that tells everyone you care more about the badge than the actual car.
2. Hummer H2 (2003-2009)
The H2 is a rolling monument to bad decisions and the mid-2000s housing bubble. It gets 10 miles per gallon if you’re lucky and has the visibility of a submarine.
Maintaining one of these heavy beasts means constant front-end work and fuel costs that could fund a small nation. It’s a loud, aggressive way to tell the world you’re still waiting for your 2006 lifestyle to come back.
1. Bentley Continental GT (2004-2010)
The ultimate king of the ‘I bought this for $25k and now I’m bankrupt’ list. It’s a twin-turbo W12 masterpiece that requires the engine to be removed for even the most basic repairs.
A simple vacuum leak can lead to a $10,000 repair bill because the entire front of the car has to come off. It’s a glorious way to look like a billionaire while your credit card is getting declined at the gas pump.
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TVTyler Vance 4 hours ago
My G37 handles better than half the junk on this list. This article was written by some nerd who takes the bus to work. I’ve gapped 5.0 Mustangs in my G, no cap.👍 142 · Like · Reply
DSDillon Schwartz 3 hours ago
Better than the bus but your credit score is lower than the bus number lmao. How’s that 22% interest hitting your bank account Tyler?👍 310 · Like · Reply
TVTyler Vance 2 hours ago
@Dillon I got a 710 credit score pipe down kid. Stay in your lane before my VQ screams past your mom’s minivan.👍 22 · Like · Reply
DSDillon Schwartz 1 hour ago
710 is your monthly payment on a $12k car don’t lie. I can hear your gallery gaskets leaking from here.👍 185 · Like · Reply
M‘Marcus ‘Mopar’ Reed 45 minutes ago
Tyler really out here defending a Nissan with a tuxedo. Bruh your car sounds like a trumpet full of bees. Straight embarrassing.👍 94 · Like · Reply
SJSarah Jenkins 5 hours ago
I’ve had my 2015 Altima for 160k miles and the CVT is FINE. People just don’t know how to maintain cars then complain when they break. Y’all just haters.👍 45 · Like · Reply
MHMike Henderson 4 hours ago
Lmao @Sarah give it 15 minutes it’ll explode on the I-95. How many bumpers you lost this month?👍 212 · Like · Reply
SJSarah Jenkins 3 hours ago
@Mike I haven’t lost any bumpers! And I drive 90 in the rain because I actually know how to handle my vehicle.👍 12 · Like · Reply
ZTZackary Taylor 2 hours ago
Sarah really admitted to Big Altima Energy in the comments 💀 stay away from me on the highway please.👍 156 · Like · Reply
JMJason Miller 6 hours ago
The 328i call out is personal. I own a 2014 and it’s been the most reliable car I’ve ever had. Just oil changes and tires.👍 31 · Like · Reply
GPGreaseMonkey Pete 5 hours ago
Jason you’re lying through your teeth. I’m a mechanic at a Euro shop in ATL and those N20 engines are ticking time bombs. Have you checked your timing chain guide lately? It’s probably plastic dust in your oil pan right now.👍 189 · Like · Reply
JMJason Miller 4 hours ago
@GreaseMonkey Pete My mechanic says it’s solid. You sound like you just rip people off.👍 8 · Like · Reply
GPGreaseMonkey Pete 3 hours ago
Ok buddy. See you in 10,000 miles when you’re crying over a $6,000 engine swap invoice. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.👍 112 · Like · Reply
VRVinnie Rossi 7 hours ago
I bought an 06 Bentley Continental GT for $22k last year. People at the gym think I’m a millionaire. Best financial decision I ever made.👍 204 · Like · Reply
CWCaleb Wright 6 hours ago
Until you have to replace a vacuum line and they gotta pull the whole engine out. That’s a $12k job for a $5 tube. You aren’t a millionaire, you’re a hostage.👍 340 · Like · Reply
VRVinnie Rossi 5 hours ago
@Caleb stick to your Honda Civic bro. You wouldn’t understand the luxury life.👍 15 · Like · Reply
BTBecca Thorne 4 hours ago
Vinnie we know you still live in your mom’s basement in Staten Island. I saw that Bentley on a tow truck last Tuesday.👍 256 · Like · Reply
DGDonnie G 8 hours ago
The Chrysler 300 is NOT a budget Bentley. It’s a classic American sedan. The writer of this article clearly has a bias against Detroit muscle.👍 19 · Like · Reply
KRKyle R 7 hours ago
‘Detroit muscle’ lmao it’s a Mercedes chassis from 1998 held together by cheap plastic and Elmer’s glue. Most 300 owners I see are buying $10 of gas at a time.👍 178 · Like · Reply
DGDonnie G 6 hours ago
At least it doesn’t look like every other egg-shaped crossover on the road.👍 24 · Like · Reply
SPSteven P 8 hours ago
Technically, any used luxury car will have higher maintenance costs. The key is to find a single-owner vehicle with a documented service history and avoid subprime lenders.👍 5 · Like · Reply
ZTZackary Taylor 7 hours ago
Shut up Steven we’re trying to roast people here.👍 245 · Like · Reply
KRKyle R 9 hours ago
My Challenger SXT has a cold air intake and a muffler delete, I’m gapping GTIs all day. People think it’s a Scat Pack because of the badges I added.👍 -12 · Like · Reply
TTurboTom 8 hours ago
Upbadging is the ultimate ‘I have a 450 credit score’ move. We can all hear the V6 struggle, Kyle. It sounds like a leaf blower.👍 167 · Like · Reply
KRKyle R 7 hours ago
@TurboTom Post your car then. Bet it’s a bicycle.👍 4 · Like · Reply
TTurboTom 6 hours ago
I drive a Stage 2 S4 that would leave your ‘muscle car’ at the light before you even hit second gear. Stop faking it.👍 98 · Like · Reply
MDMarcus D 10 hours ago
The Escalade part is 100% facts. Every time tax season hits, my neighborhood is full of 2008 Escalades with 26-inch rims and bald tires. Then by August they’re all on blocks or repo’d.👍 423 · Like · Reply
LGLinda G 9 hours ago
That’s a very generalized and rude comment. Some people just like big SUVs for their families.👍 18 · Like · Reply
MDMarcus D 8 hours ago
@Linda Nobody needs 26s for their ‘family.’ They need them for the Instagram flex while they’re 3 months behind on rent.👍 289 · Like · Reply
EElonFan420 11 hours ago
Putting Tesla on this list is insane. It’s the most advanced car on Earth. Who cares about panel gaps when you have FSD?👍 -56 · Like · Reply
RSRick Sanchez 10 hours ago
I care when it rains and my trunk turns into a swimming pool because the seals don’t line up. Tesla is the new Altima for tech bros who over-leveraged their crypto.👍 234 · Like · Reply
EElonFan420 9 hours ago
You probably can’t even afford the insurance on a Model 3. Stay mad.👍 11 · Like · Reply
CTChad Thompson 12 hours ago
I drive an S550 because I refuse to drive a boring Honda. Yes, the air suspension cost $3,500 last month, but you can’t put a price on the prestige of the three-pointed star.👍 54 · Like · Reply
BSBrittany S 11 hours ago
Prestige? Chad, you’re picking up Taco Bell in a 15-year-old car with a cracked windshield. Nobody thinks you’re rich. We think you’re one flat tire away from homelessness.👍 442 · Like · Reply
CTChad Thompson 10 hours ago
@Brittany You sound like you drive a Kia Soul.👍 32 · Like · Reply
ZHZack H 13 hours ago
Q50 owner here. The turbo failure thing is a myth. Just change your oil every 3k and don’t drive like an idiot.👍 27 · Like · Reply
IInfinitiTech88 12 hours ago
As an actual Infiniti tech, no it’s not a myth. I replace at least two sets of turbos a week on cars under 60k miles. The seals are garbage. Enjoy that $7k bill when your warranty expires next month.👍 195 · Like · Reply
RVRobert Vance 14 hours ago
This article is pure clickbait. Autoily has really gone downhill. Why don’t you talk about the real problem: dealerships charging 15% markups on used Toyotas?👍 88 · Like · Reply
A@Admin @ Autoily 13 hours ago
Someone sounds like they own a Range Rover Sport with curb rash…👍 512 · Like · Reply
DTDerek T 15 hours ago
My CTS timing chain went out at 92k miles. Cadillac wanted $4,200. I sold it to a ‘we buy junk cars’ guy for $800 and bought a Camry. Best day of my life. Never buying GM again.👍 167 · Like · Reply
GGM_Fanboy 14 hours ago
You just didn’t take care of it. The 3.6 is a workhorse.👍 -23 · Like · Reply
DTDerek T 13 hours ago
Workhorse? It’s a paperweight with leather seats. Stop defending trash.👍 110 · Like · Reply
BRBig Rick 16 hours ago
H2 Hummer for life! I get 8 MPG and I don’t care. It makes people like the author of this article cry. MERICA.👍 62 · Like · Reply
EEcoWarrior_99 15 hours ago
It doesn’t make us cry, it makes us laugh. You’re spending $120 to fill up a truck that can’t even fit in a standard parking spot. You’re the reason gas is $4.00.👍 134 · Like · Reply
BRBig Rick 14 hours ago
@EcoWarrior Go eat a salad in your Prius while I’m crushing curbs.👍 45 · Like · Reply
JMJessica M 17 hours ago
I bought a used Q7 because I wanted a safe car for my kids. I didn’t know a brake job was going to cost $2,400 at the Audi dealership in Scottsdale. I literally had to put it on a credit card.👍 89 · Like · Reply
EMEuroSpec Matt 16 hours ago
That’s why you don’t go to the dealership, Jessica. Find an independent shop. But also, why buy an Audi if you can’t afford Audi prices? That’s literally what the article is about.👍 156 · Like · Reply
JMJessica M 15 hours ago
I could afford the payment, just not the repairs. There’s a difference.👍 21 · Like · Reply
EMEuroSpec Matt 14 hours ago
No… if you can’t afford the repairs, you can’t afford the car. Period.👍 204 · Like · Reply
KLKevin L 18 hours ago
Maxima owners are the final boss of the highway. If I see those boomerang headlights in my rearview going 110, I just move over. They have nothing to lose, not even their car because the repo man is already looking for it.👍 567 · Like · Reply
BSBrittany S 19 hours ago
I know a girl who pays $650 a month for a 2014 CLA 250. She works at the mall. The math just doesn’t math.👍 312 · Like · Reply
TRTiffany Rose 18 hours ago
Why you talking about me Brittany? Mind your business. At least I don’t drive a Ford Focus.👍 42 · Like · Reply
BSBrittany S 17 hours ago
@Tiffany I wasn’t even talking about you but since you hit dog hollered… pay your car note girl!👍 198 · Like · Reply
SOSmooth Operator 20 hours ago
Maserati Ghibli: The most expensive way to tell people you’re actually broke. That interior is straight out of a 2012 Jeep Compass.👍 289 · Like · Reply
LFLexus Fanboy 21 hours ago
Lexus RX doesn’t belong here. It’s the most reliable car on the list. Even a beat up one will outlast a brand new Range Rover.👍 76 · Like · Reply
JJ-Dog 20 hours ago
It’s reliable but it screams ‘I haven’t had a promotion since 2011.’ It’s the official car of the suburban aunt who drinks too much Chardonnay.👍 145 · Like · Reply
RRRepo Rick 22 hours ago
I’ve towed 14 of the cars on this list just this week. The Altima and the Challenger SXT are my bread and butter. If you live in an apartment complex with one of these, I’m coming for you soon.👍 890 · Like · Reply
LLLincoln Larry 23 hours ago
My 2010 Navigator is like a living room on wheels. Air suspension went out so I just swapped it for springs for $600. Modern problems require modern solutions.👍 34 · Like · Reply
JJJaguar Jack 1 day ago
The XJ is a work of art. I don’t mind taking the bus twice a week while it’s in the shop. It’s about the soul of the machine.👍 15 · Like · Reply
MHMike Henderson 23 hours ago
The ‘soul’ of the machine is just a puddle of coolant on your driveway Jack.👍 132 · Like · Reply
FCFact Checker 1 day ago
Actually, the W204 C-Class is one of the most reliable Mercedes ever made. The author clearly doesn’t know about the M272 engine balance shaft issues being fixed by 2008.👍 4 · Like · Reply
ZTZackary Taylor 23 hours ago
Nobody cares about your engine codes. It’s still a car for people who want to look rich at the local dive bar. Re-read the article.👍 87 · Like · Reply
SFSuburban Flexer 1 day ago
Range Rover Sport with the 22s and the blacked out lights is the only way to live. I don’t care about the credit score, I care about the vibes.👍 21 · Like · Reply
DBDavey B 1 day ago
I sold my 750i after the oil consumption got so bad I was carrying a 5-quart jug in the trunk at all times. It was literally drinking a quart every 400 miles. BMW said it was ‘within spec.’ NEVER AGAIN.👍 115 · Like · Reply
MOMopar or No Car 1 day ago
Charger SXT owners give the rest of us a bad name. If it ain’t a V8, it’s a rental car. Period.👍 98 · Like · Reply
KRKyle R 1 day ago
@Mopar My SXT would smoke your heavy R/T on a track.👍 -34 · Like · Reply
MOMopar or No Car 1 day ago
@Kyle Only thing you’re smoking is the cheap weed in your cup holder. Sit down.👍 165 · Like · Reply
TTToyota Tim 1 day ago
820 credit score and I drive a 2018 Corolla. I’ll be retired at 50 while y’all are still paying off 12-year-old Benzes. 💅👍 540 · Like · Reply
VRVinnie Rossi 1 day ago
Cool Tim, you’ll be the richest guy in the graveyard with the most boring life ever. I’m having fun NOW.👍 56 · Like · Reply
CVCynthia V 1 day ago
I feel attacked by the Range Rover Sport comment. I love my truck! It’s only been in the shop 4 times this year.👍 14 · Like · Reply
MMMechanic Mike 1 day ago
The worst part isn’t the cars, it’s the customers who bring them in. They want a full engine overhaul but can only pay with three different Maxed out credit cards and a bag of loose change.👍 321 · Like · Reply
FBFinal Boss 1 day ago
The G37 is the official sponsor of ‘I know a spot’ and then the spot is just an empty parking lot where they do donuts until the cops show up. Accurate list.👍 412 · Like · Reply
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