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YouTuber Lamar MK thought he'd found his dream car when he bought a Cybertruck.Lamar MKYouTuber Lamar MK was barely able to drive his Cybertruck because of a host of glitches.He got Tesla to replace it with a new one, which also broke within weeks.Despite this, he told Business Insider he still loves the pickup, calling it his "dream car." Tesla's Cybertruck hasn't had a very smooth rollout — but one owner has had more issues than most.Lamar MK, who runs a YouTube channel covering Tesla and EVs, told Business Insider that the futuristic pickup was still his "dream car," even though he has been barely able to drive it after both his original Cybertruck and the replacement provided by Tesla were hit with a huge number of issues.Lamar, who is a Tesla shareholder but declined to say how many shares he owns, had his Foundation Series Cybertruck, which typically sells for over $100,000, delivered on March 14."It was love at first sight," said Lamar, who did not wish to provide his full name but goes by Lamar MK on YouTube.