The BMW 7-Series that Tupac Shakur was murdered in is still on the market for $1.75 million.

On September 7, 1996, disaster descended on Las Vegas' neon-lit streets.

Tupac Shakur, driving shotgun in a sleek black BMW 750iL, was ambushed at a red light.

A shower of gunfire ripped through the night, killing the hip-hop legend.

The automobile, once a symbol of luxury, has become a disturbing relic, bearing witness to the drive-by shooting that permanently silenced Tupac's voice.

The BMW changed hands over the years, and its sinister history was kept hidden until a recent discovery:

a secret compartment designed for weaponry.

Now, the same automobile that carried Tupac's fate is for sale for a whopping $1.75 million. A terrible twist of fate inscribed in automobile history.