Magic's Terrence Ross Says His Lamborghini Was Stolen from Dealership, Totaled

Orlando Magic wing Terrence Ross said in an Instagram video that his Lamborghini Urus was stolen from a dealership and totaled after the tire popped. 

Ross said he had brought the vehicle into the dealership to get a flat tire fixed. He said police contacted him Tuesday morning to let him know the car had been in an accident and they had located it. 

Police told Ross that two people had broken into the dealership, stole a number of keys and began testing them on various vehicles to see if they worked. The one that did ultimately work was Ross' Urus. 

Police eventually located the suspects cruising in the vehicle and a chase commenced. They ultimately lost control of the Urus and crashed it into the side of a building. 

"Completely totaled," Ross said in the video. "The cop was like, 'Yeah, we found your car, but it's completely totaled.' The rims popped in the back, the front is completely smashed, the back is smashed, windows are done. So now I'm pretty much without a car."

"I'm so sick right now, y'all," he added. "I'm so, so goddamn sick. That was the greatest car I've ever had. And now it's gone. Gone. Can't even get it back."

Ross, 30, appeared in 46 games for the Magic this past season, averaging 15.6 points and 3.4 rebounds per game while shooting 41.2 percent from the field and 33.7 percent from three. 

As for replacing the vehicle, well, Ross can't replicate the emotional connection he had to his Urus. But with two years left on the four-year, $54 million deal he signed with Orlando, he should be able to treat himself to something nice as a consolation.