One Of John Cena’s Cars Has A Very Dangerous Skill – SlashGear

The InCENArator has no doors. Instead, it has a glass clamshell dome with a mechanism that tilts the roof back while two windows in the nose pivot open to reveal a diamond-plated ramp. It masterfully replicates the runway a professional wrestler take when entering the arena.

There’s not much to say about the interior other than it seats two people (albeit not all that comfortably) because the accommodations were squarely focused on the exquisite stage-transforming cockpit. The headlights were molded directly into the body and shine through what appear to be stylized lightning-bolt cutouts that may or may not be entirely legal. The behemoth 24-inch rims look like they were inspired by jet engines and are certainly eye-catching.

Underneath the InCENArator’s hood lies the Corvette C7 R’s naturally aspirated 5.5-liter (335 ci) Pratt & Miller V8, kicking out 493 hp at 6,900 rpm and 479 lb-ft of torque at 4,800 rpm. The car was also worthy enough to make an appearance in the 2013 Gumball 3000 in Copenhagen.

But the thing that really sets this custom ride apart, the thing that the entire build appears to be centered around, are the eight vertical exhaust pipes midship behind the canopy. Oh, and their ability to belch flames. Get the whole incinerator reference now? When revved up and spewing fire, it is indeed a sight to behold. 

And when Cena is standing amidst all the fire and glory, well … it certainly screams champion.