Shock Lawsuit! John Cena Faces Ford’s Wrath Over Rare Supercar Sale 🔥

John Cena Sued by Ford After Breaking Rare Ford GT Contract Rule

When John Cena, the wrestler-turned-actor known for his impressive car collection, bought the highly exclusive 2017 Ford GT, few expected it would land him in a legal bind. But when Cena broke a strict sales agreement, Ford took notice, resulting in one of the more unusual controversies in celebrity car culture.

A Coveted Car Comes with Strings Attached: The 2017 Ford GT

The 2017 Ford GT isn’t just any car—it’s a limited-production supercar, hand-picked for select customers who went through an exclusive application process. Ford only produced a few hundred of these high-performance vehicles each year, priced at over $450,000, making it one of the most sought-after cars on the market. With its unique design and high-speed capabilities, the Ford GT quickly became an automotive legend, and owners had to follow certain rules if they wanted the privilege of ownership.

One of these rules? A “no-resale” clause, which prohibited owners from selling the car for at least two years. Ford’s intention behind this was to preserve the GT’s exclusive brand value and prevent the car from becoming a quick-profit item in the secondary market. Violating this rule could mean serious consequences—something Cena discovered all too well.

Cena’s Quick Flip and the Fallout That Followed

Despite these restrictions, Cena sold his GT just a few months after purchasing it. As a renowned car enthusiast, his decision surprised many, leading some to speculate he hadn’t fully appreciated the Ford GT. But his quick sale came with an even bigger issue: Cena reportedly made a substantial profit from the transaction, which breached Ford’s contract terms and risked the brand's reputation.

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