Image credit: Video still from an Instagram post by speedsuspectsnews; original footage by @___c_k_r___.
A woman filming a Lamborghini LM002 on a Florida highway says she recognized John Cena in the driver’s seat, according to an Instagram post from speedsuspectsnews that credits the video to @___c_k_r___. The post carries a Pasco County location tag and gives no road, date or time. It includes no statement from Cena or his representatives.
The caption says she noticed the truck, pulled closer for a look, and “claims” it was Cena. It also says a driver “reportedly” spotted him. The post’s cover graphic drops both hedges and says Cena was spotted driving.
What the video shows
The clip is shot from a following car, through the rear of an olive LM002 with gold wheels and a spare mounted on the tailgate. An on-screen line says the filmer was trailing the truck for a decent side view when she saw Cena behind the wheel. The first slide adds a circular inset magnifying the cabin. A figure is visible in it, and the image is too soft for us to identify anyone.
The comments went the other way. The two most-liked, at 583 and 290 likes when we read them, say they can’t see anyone driving or joke that Lamborghini now builds self-driving trucks. Another calls the post clickbait. Several point out that Cena’s public car deal is with Honda, which named him its official voice on November 30, 2025 and has him fronting the 2026 Prelude campaign. The post never says the truck is his.
The truck
Lamborghini’s own history page says the LM002 debuted at the 1986 Brussels Motor Show and that 301 were built through 1992, including the U.S.-market version added in 1989. Power came from the Countach Quattrovalvole’s 5.2-liter V12, rated at 450 CV. The caption gives the production run as 1986 to 1993 and the count as approximately 300. Its $500,000-to-$1 million-plus value range is the poster’s, with no sale cited.
We’ve covered one of the 60 U.S.-spec trucks when it went to auction, and a restored LM002 that got a Cummins 5.9-liter diesel out of a Ram.
Sources: Instagram post by speedsuspectsnews (video credited to @___c_k_r___); Lamborghini, “Lamborghini Super SUVs: From LM002 to Urus SE.”
Zoom in on that inset yourself. Is that Cena, or a soft blur everyone wants to be Cena?
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