Shaq's Range Rover Stolen in Suspected Hack

Shaquille O’Neal’s customized 2025 Range Rover — a black luxury SUV modified by Effortless Motors to fit his 7'1" frame and valued at roughly $180,000 (expected to approach $300,000 after upgrades) — disappeared in Georgia while en route to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Authorities and Effortless Motors say the vehicle was picked up for transport but never delivered, and investigators describe a "highly coordinated" theft in which criminals may have impersonated the carrier and hacked the transport company’s systems to reroute the delivery. The Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office says a tow truck registered to Griffin Wrecker Service LLC (Georgia tag YIW241) moved the SUV to an Atlanta address, but the person who coordinated the tow has not been fully identified and no arrests have been announced. Effortless Motors says its internal systems were compromised, is cooperating with federal and local investigators, and is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to recovery. O’Neal is cooperating with police, and investigators say the case fits a growing pattern of cyber-assisted thefts of high-end vehicles in transit.