rent-a-rock
n.β Β«Officer Christian Hicks says right now thereβs no evidence of a carjacking, but there is evidence Shelleyβs so-called friend turned the SUV into whatβs called a rent-a-rock. Thatβs where someone loans someone else a vehicle in exchange for drugs. Hicks says itβs a common occurance on the streets. Police say rather than admitting they traded their vehicles for drugs, most people lie and say it was stolen or in John Shelleyβs friendβs case, carjacked.Β» ββAlleged victim of vehicle theft arrested by police” by Chris Redford KTBS-TV (Shreveport, Louisiana) Apr. 3, 2007. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Same as a rock rental.