Jared Verse has shown off a custom Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk wrapped in anime graphics and pegged at $150,000, a ride built to stand out even before the engine starts. The Rams linebacker’s SUV mixes sports-car money with pop culture artwork, and the result is hard to miss.
The Jeep’s design pulls from The Seven Deadly Sins, Naruto and Luffy, giving the Trackhawk a look that turns a luxury SUV into a rolling fan tribute. That is why Verse is drawing attention now: the vehicle is not just expensive, it is specific, built around a very visible set of anime references that will be familiar to fans of the genre and likely to anyone who has spent time around online car culture.
Verse’s vehicle also lands with a bit of friction attached. The custom ride is described as a $150,000 Jeep, while the linebacker is under a four-year, $15 million rookie contract, a number that makes the price tag read differently depending on where you sit. The story does not say how much of that total comes from the base Trackhawk and how much came from the custom work, which leaves the build itself more intriguing than fully explained.
The 2026-06-01 report identifies Verse as a Rams star linebacker, and that matters because he is no longer just another athlete with a flashy car. He is a current NFL player whose off-field taste is now part of his public profile, and this kind of display tends to travel fast when it combines a premium vehicle, a recognizable name and a fan base that spans both football and anime.
What happens next is simple enough: the Jeep will keep circulating as a talking point, but the unanswered question is whether Verse’s custom build is a one-off statement or the start of a louder public style. For now, the Trackhawk says plenty on its own.
