Ford is accusing actor and WWE wrestler John Cena of selling his new Ford GT within weeks of taking possession of the car, which goes against the terms and conditions Ford says he signed up for when he purchased the car.

According to the lawsuit, Ford stipulated that buyers of the 482kW supercar must “retain ownership for a minimum of 24 months after delivery and not re-sell the vehicle within this period of time.”

Ford says it included this clause as it expected a higher demand than it was prepared to meet in terms of Ford GT production.

2017 Ford GT rear track

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Ford says its retail price of the GT in the US is more than $450,000.

2017 Ford GT front track

Ford does, however concede that Cena admitted to the sale when Ford asked him, and that he responded, “I completely understand and as stated am willing to work with Ford to make it right. My sincerest apologies.”

At the end of the lawsuit, it’s noted that Ford has requested the court to “order that Mr. Cena must disgorge his profits to Ford from the improper resale of his 2017 Ford GT.”