At November’s Los Angeles Auto Show, n2a Motors Inc. unveiled their latest model, the Anteros. The body style of this vehicle is rather unique, and takes on characteristics of multiple foreign produced vehicles. What makes this vehicle rather stunning is to know that it’s built directly off of a 2009 Corvette platform!
This month marked the initial beginning of Anteros deliveries to be shipped to their eager awaiting owners. The vehicle takes up to 12 weeks to build, and comes straight from a Corvette body. In fact, the first step requires the body panels of the Corvette to be removed before installing the Anteros’ special carbon-composite body! Installing this carbon-composite framework is a process indeed, taking up to 800 hours to complete!
Feel free to access the Anteros website by clicking here. Would you buy a $154,000 Anteros when you can purchase a 2009 Corvette?
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Custom built to resemble a 1953 Corvette, the Avelate Concept Corvette is mounted on a 1999 C5 chassis, and is one of just three built! Rare as they are, Avelate Corvettes were promoted in Dupont Registry Magazine (2003), Corvette Magazine (May 2004), Vette Magazine (March 2004), and the 2007 Exotic Sports Cars calendar.
Barrett-Jackson is a collector car auction, which originated over 30 years ago. It has come to be known worldwide as “The Greatest Car Show on Earth.” People from all over the world come to Scottsdale, Arizona to bid on collector cars, some of which are so vintage that only limited quantities were ever produced. In recent years, the automobile auction has opened its doors, and has begun to auction off boats, rock and roll collector items, and other timeless material.