Shaquille O’Neal’s Fully Customized 2025 Range Rover Stolen by Fake Shipping Company in Georgia

Shaquille O’Neal’s brand-new 2025 Range Rover has mysteriously vanished.

The NBA icon is the latest high-profile victim in what authorities believe is an elaborate vehicle theft operation involving a fake shipping company.

The luxury SUV, which had been tailored to accommodate O’Neal’s towering frame, was scheduled to be delivered from a custom shop in Dahlonega, Georgia, to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. But the car never made it to its destination.

Law enforcement in Lumpkin County confirmed they received a report about the stolen vehicle on Wednesday. It appears someone pretending to be part of a legitimate transport company picked up the car and vanished.

“Preliminary information suggests that an unauthorized individual or company may have taken possession of the vehicle under false pretenses,” the sheriff’s office shared.

The situation turned even more suspicious after a tow truck, registered to Griffin Wrecker Service LLC and bearing Georgia plates, was tracked to an Atlanta address. Authorities have not identified who coordinated the pick-up, and no arrests have been made.

Effortless Motors, the dealership that sold Shaq the SUV, is offering a $10,000 reward for any leads.

“Upon the vehicle’s scheduled delivery, it was discovered that the company’s internal systems had been compromised and hijacked,” said a spokesperson. “This was a highly coordinated criminal act… We are working closely with law enforcement and federal investigators.”

Shaq’s SUV is still missing, and officials are treating this like a professional hit targeting high-end vehicles in transit.