Suckers is a 2001 comedy film directed by Roger Nygard and starring Louis Mandylor, Lori Loughlin, and Daniel Benzali. The film follows the story of Johnny (Mandylor), a used-car dealer who finds himself in debt after a business deal gone bad. In an attempt to clear his debts, Johnny teams up with his rival used-car dealership owner, Tanya (Loughlin), to pull off an elaborate scam that involves fooling a wealthy businessman (Benzali) into buying a worthless car for a large sum of money.
Throughout the film, the audience is provided with an inside look into the shady and often deceptive world of used-car dealerships. The film portrays the cutthroat tactics used by the dealers to make a profit and the lengths they're willing to go to in order to deceive their customers. It also highlights the pressure faced by the dealers to meet sales quotas and the tactics used to convince customers to make a purchase.
Suckers received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. However, it's since gained somewhat of a cult following among viewers interested in the world of used-car dealerships. The film is known for its sharp wit and satirical take on the industry, and it remains a relevant and entertaining watch for anyone interested in the world of car sales.