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If there are three words that Wiz Khalifa is universally known for, they're probably "black and yellow." It's a phrase that inspired a slew of terrible rappers to "freestyle," became an anthem for a city where the Steelers are kings, and associated Wiz with something that he wasn't really known for up until the song: cars. Now, everybody can picture him starting up that bumblebee Dodge Challenger with the push-button ignition. Since then, and even before then, he's had a bunch of dope cars featured in his music videos, so we decided to take a look and pick out our favorites. With the footage included, here are The 15 Coolest Cars in Wiz Khalifa Music Videos.
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15. Seventh-Generation Taylor Gang Pontiac Grand Prix
Video: "Taylor Gang"
There's really nothing that special about a Pontiac Grand Prix (although, it was a nice car to drive when I was 16 doing my driving test), but the fact that it's tagged so much with Wiz livery made it a must for this list.
14. Third-Generation Nissan Altima
Video: "Young, Wild and Free"
This is the first year the Altima started to look much more classy, but some people (fitting in a high school setting) still felt the need to jazz it up more. Is it weird that customs like this make me think of getting bedazzled?
13. Third-Generation Range Rover
Video: "Young, Wild and Free"
The official SUV of hip-hop artists everywhere. Rove where you want to rove.
12. Mercedes-Benz W221
Video: "Young, Wild and Free"
You have just about every other type of car in this video, so a Benz is a natural fit. The clean, sleek black is a classic look and one that will never get old in music videos.
11. BMW E39
Video: "Don't Lie (No Lie Freestyle)"
We won't lie, we wish you'd actually drive more cars in your videos, but seeing this Bayerische Motoren Werke 5-Series was a nice bonus to the freestyle.
10. Limo
Video: "No Sleep"
Yes, it can still be a limousine without being "stretch." An old school car that you can have meetings in is a more classy, businessy, and mob-like way to roll around.
9. First-Generation Ford Super Duty
Video: "Young, Wild and Free"
There are three kinds of people in high school that think they have sweet rides: the ones with Mercedes-Benzes and BMWs that their parents bought them, the ones with pony cars that do burnouts after class gets out, and the ones with gigantic lifted trucks and Jeeps. At the end of the day, lifted trucks can crush all.
8. Fourth-Generation Ford Mustang Convertible
Video: "Roll Up"
We're pretty disappointed that this background 'Stang is the only car in a video called "Roll Up," but we're not mad at the hottie on the scooter.
7. Sixth-Generation Dodge Charger
Video: "Mezmorized"
We like the Challenger better than this year Charger (the newest Charger is a BEAST), and this scene reminds us of when we'd meet up with our friends in the high school parking lot to complain about how there's nothing to do.
6. Fifth-Generation Chevrolet Camaro
Video: "Young, Wild and Free"
The white on white with black stripes is an elegantly badass look and definitely a sweet high school feel.
5. Third-Generation Dodge Challenger SRT
Video: "Mezmorized, Black and Yellow"
No keys, push to start.
4. Ferrari 360 Spider
Video: "Say Yeah"
It's ironic that one of Wiz's best rides is in a video that he looks barely old enough to drive.
3. Lamborghini Murcielago
Video: "Black and Yellow G-Mix"
G-Mixes are made with more than just a few cool dudes with cool lyrics. You need a true G's ride, as well.
2. 991 Series Porsche 911 Carrera S
Video: "It's Nothin'"
2 Chainz' line ,"it ain't nothin' to me but it's somethin' to you" pretty much summarizes the gorgeous Porsche in this video. We think it's an amazing vehicle. One that we'd kill to take out into the desert and drift like fools. To them, it's something they could purchase with money from a single show.
1. 1967 Pontiac Parisienne
Video: "Young, Wild and Free"
You didn't think Snoop would have a parking lot full of cars without putting in his '67 Pontiac, did you? Nine times out of 10, this is going to be the most unique car you see on a list.
