Carson Wentz is the star quarterback of the Philadelphia Eagles and its quite clear that he loves it in the city. The Eagles have modeled the future of their franchise after Wentz which is something that has garnered a tiny bit of criticism. Despite this, it’s clear that Wentz loves Philadelphia and the city loves him back. A couple of years ago, Wentz cemented his love of the Eagles by getting himself a customized Dodge Challenger that features a green paint-scheme and Eagles-themed interior.

According to TMZ, Wentz is now parting ways with the car as it isn’t exactly kid-friendly. The car is being sold through Barbera Autoland in Northeast Philadelphia. If you’re interested in this insane vehicle, you will be able to cop it right here for $150,000. The previous link features some detailed images of the car.

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It’s been reported that some of the profits made from the sale will go to Wentz’s AO1 Foundation which means you’re contributing to a good cause by buying the car. This thing has a SuperCharged 6.2-liter HEMI SRT V8 engine so if you’re looking for a muscle car with tons of power, this would be a great option. It’s important to note that if you’re not an Eagles fan, this car might not fit your needs.

Let us know in the comments below what you think of the car. Would you ever buy something like this?

Philadelphia Eagles fans weren't expecting much when their team took to the field against the Seattle Seahawks on Monday. Despite having home-field advantage, the Eagles were the underdogs as they came in with two fewer wins than the Seahawks. What Eagles fans weren't expecting, however, was having to play the vast majority of the game without their starting quarterback, Carson Wentz. With Wentz out of the lineup, the Eagles lost the game by a score of 17-9. Had Wentz been playing, the Eagles would have had a much better shot at getting more points on the board.

Wentz was taking out of the game after sustaining a head injury courtesy of Seahawks defender, Jadeveon Clowney. Clowney's helmet smashed into Wentz's while he was already on the ground. Many Eagles fans felt as though Clowney's hit was dirty and were quick to let him know about it. Clowney went on to diss Eagles fans for the way they behave.