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She’s got some junk in the “trunk.”
A plus-size Panamanian influencer who requires two seats at amusement parks has another big demand — she wants McLaren to make their car seats bigger to accommodate her backside.
Gracie Bon, 27, detailed her bizarre automotive overhaul request in a video garnering backlash on Instagram.
“Super cars should be for everyone,” the beauty captioned the video for her over 10 million followers on Instagram.
The posteriorly-endowed bombshell — who reportedly weighs 225 pounds — has become a sensation on the platform, where she regularly shares snaps of her figure to promote body positivity.
However, the plus-size model claims that the world is not always so accommodating toward her voluptuous body.
In the latest clip, Bon can be seen struggling to squeeze into a pricey McLaren sports car with wing doors.
While the curvy content creator manages to sit down, she fails to close the door all the way because her 55-inch caboose spills over the seat.
Bon, who was born in Panama but lives in the US, deemed that a design makeover was needed, writing, “@mclaren please just make the seats bigger.”
Commenters didn’t exactly sympathize with her plight.
“That poor car!! That’s AutoAbuse!” declared one critic, while another wrote, “If you want space in a car, get a bigger car like G Wagon, not a sports car.”
“You always say ‘everything needs to be bigger’ the world those not revolve around you,” shot a third.
Indeed, this isn’t the first time Bon has accused people of discriminating against her due to her size.
In a February Instagram post, the influencer recalled how on a recent trip to Disneyland — where she requires two seats on the rides — she was constantly gawked at and even filmed by other guests.
“I couldn’t believe my eyes. People were shocked to see my body, like hello this is America,” Bon spluttered. “Almost 40% of people here are plus size, so why were they acting like I was some rare creature?”
She added, “I can’t just wake up one day and be skinny, it’s 2025 and people need to realize that not everybody looks the same and that’s okay.”
The social media star has also accused commercial airlines of making their seats too small for plus-size people.
Fortunately, she was able to work around this issue last spring– by buying her very own private jet.
