http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CONCEPT-CAR-EXPERIMENTAL-CHEVROLET-GM-MUSEUM_W0QQitemZ330372393969QQcmdZViewItemQQptZRac e_Cars_Not_Street_Legal_?hash=item4cebbaabf1#ht_23 688wt_1044

$37,000 seems kinda steep for what it is

ill bet you its really fast but for a one of a kind vehicle 37k does not sound too bad

that is awsome i wish that went into production but way before its time too much technology

I wouldn't be surprised if a collector grabbed it.. Even tho it's not Street Legal.

Maybe should've ran it thru a Barrett-Jackson auction.. Seen some older "Concept rides" pull some major $$$$$$

i think this is how this guy got it look on you tube there is a video of the car start up befor it goes on the auction block. i had to google the car and video was on the front page.

May not be street legal as the VIN # is questionable. GM has been selling off their concept car inventory. A one of a kind car is good for a museum or rich collector.

i used to have a 1991 berreta GT that came with a 3.1 liter v6 that was very peppy and fast for a v6.

thats a nice car but the price is way to high.

i used to have a 1991 berreta GT that came with a 3.1 liter v6 that was very peppy and fast for a v6.

I had a 90 berreta GT loved the car it was my first car. The 3.1 engine had many problems and was one of the worse engines GM made.

weird

i think that car sold a barrett jackson this year for 6k

I had a 90 berreta GT loved the car it was my first car. The 3.1 engine had many problems and was one of the worse engines GM made.

I had a '92 Corsica (four-door Beretta) with the 3.1 and that thing would haul the maul for a car of that vintage. Never had any problems with the engine, but I did have to put in a new TCC after getting the car stuck in the mud.

That Feretta is pretty sick. A modified, one-off Northstar with handmade wiring harnesses and stock brakes? Awesome. It is interesting to see where some of these engineering concepts are ending up.