WWE star John Cena is being sued by Ford after selling £370,000 GT supercar for huge profit before a strict contract allowed.
The wrestling icon was one of only 1000 lucky people specially selected to be offered the chance to purchase the rare vehicle.
But he has claimed he needed to flog it – as well as some of his properties – to pay bills.
Ford want any profits he made on the 2017 Ford GT to be returned.
The complaint filed in the US said: “Mr. Cena has unfairly made a large profit from the unauthorised resale flip of the vehicle.
“Ford has suffered additional damages and losses, including, but not limited to, loss of brand value, ambassador activity, and customer goodwill due to the improper sale.”
John has been taking a break from the ring to visit Australia this week promoting his new film Ferdinand.
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The luxury car features an ecoboost V6 engine made entirely of carbon fiber, making it an extremely light vehicle.
And Cena was full of praise for the high-tech additions that make it a mean machine that is also road legal.
He said: “It makes it a race car that you can put a license plate on, which is really fun.”
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