With a rejection rate that couldn’t even be taken seriously in a rom-com, ’s former supercarwas listed for auction yet again as of last month—nearly untouched since its last trip across the block. The listing is gone now, though, perhaps sparing the car from another round of hot potato for a little longer.

last monthwere that Cena’s 2017 GT was back up for sale and scheduled to head to Mecum Auction’s Indianapolis event in May,set to change hands for about the eighth time since Cena originally took delivery of the in . That’s despite the fact that Ford bars original owners from reselling the car—rather unsuccessfully, in this case—within their first two years of owning it. With how often it gets tossed from owner to owner, Cena’s old GT is basically the supercar equivalent of a football.

But the to the most recent listing now ends in an error page, and a Mecum spokesperson confirmed to Jalopnik that the consignment has been removed.

The removal of a listing seems like it should be an owner deal, but with Mecum, it’s a little tricky. After the auction house sent across the block before its end of the two-year agreement, Mecum of any more GTs within their two-year limit without Ford’s blessing.Cena’s GT , considering the around its resales were , but Jalopnik still asked Mecum if the removal had to do with the Ford agreement or something else. We’ll update this story if we hear back.

Cena’s former GT has gone through a lot of drama in the year and a half since he first got it, including the two lawsuits over its resale. Ford sued and after he sold it, and both lawsuits were later settled while the car started jumping across the auction block on regular intervals.

The GT started with Cena, who on Sept. 23, 2017. Ford learned that Cena had sold it on Oct. 20 of that year with almost no miles on the clock, and it then went through at least one other dealer before landing at the dealer Ford sued in California.It went from there to a private owner, who before selling the GT due to back problems.

The GT then went back to the dealer, with 625 miles on the odometer, and across the block in August 2018. It was the next month for Mecum’s Dallas auction with 626 miles on it, where it . Just a few months later, this now-removed listing came, and reports that it had the car listed at 635 miles on it—just 10 more than it had more than half a year ago.

You know, scratch that thing from earlier comparing Cena’s former Ford GT to a rom-com. Cena’s former Ford GT is a rom-com, with one lonely car and a whole lot of people who see lots of dollar signs instead of what it can offer deep down, in a lasting relationship.

Someone go fetch us a sappy narrator.