> Ford famously slipped an anti-flip clause into the buyer agreement for its $450,000 supercar that prohibits owners from selling the car for 24 months. The owners themselves were carefully chosen through an extensive application process, with many of the cars going to celebrities and other high-visibility individuals to help publicize the car and the brand. Cena was one of those deemed worthy, likely thanks to his emergence as a YouTube car reviewer in the past year.

This is fair. They didn't sell him a car. They signed him as a promoter. I cannot see any possible motivation for a dealer to add no-resale provisions to their agreements with ordinary customers.