Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic raised an eyebrow as he stepped out of his car before a game against the Atlanta Hawks.
The 23-year-old Slovenian security guard arrived at the American Airlines Center in a $200,000 six-wheeled jeep.
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Doncic drove the Apocalypse Hellfire, a heavily modified Jeep Gladiator manufactured by Apocalypse Manufacturing.
The company turns the Gladiator into a three-axle, 6,250-pound beast on giant 40-inch wheels and features an eight-foot-long rear bed with a custom roll cage.
Its 6.2-liter V8 engine puts out 500 horsepower, and versions with supercharged Hellcat units can pump up to over 700 horsepower.
The Hellfire also has a three-part Kevlar protective coating, a 1/4-inch-thick steel front bumper, and a 9,500-pound winch to make it “apocalypse-proof,” Carscoops joked. I’m here.
Some experts suggest this pickup may be the closest thing to a road-legal monster truck available.
Also, according to HotCar.com, drivers may find it difficult to drive on European and American roads.
“This is probably the vehicle you need if you live in a post-apocalyptic reality where you have to contend with zombies, aliens, or dinosaurs,” the site adds.
Meanwhile, Carscoops thinks the Hellfire is “the craziest street-legal vehicle money can buy,” which explains why it was featured in Jay Leno’s Garage in 2021.
It’s no surprise that some NBA fans found Doncic’s car “overkill.”
One person tweeted: “It seems to have a carbon footprint!!”
Another said, “It feels excessive. Even in Texas.”
Third writes: “Pull up in tank just to carry a bigger L to the back.”
And the fourth post is “Will he go to war after the game?”
After showing off before the game, Doncic had 30 points, eight assists and four rebounds at home against the Hawks.
However, his Mavericks lost 130-122 and Dallas lost five in six games.
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