The first production of the new high-performance 2020 C8 Chevrolet Corvet was sold at the Barrett-Jackson auto plant in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA, at an auction that will be donated to charity. Of course, such a vehicle was not expected to be sold in low quantities. However, when this high-performance vehicle was sold, the amount that appeared on the screen was exactly $ 3 million. Auction In this auction held in Scottsdale, Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, one of the most established automobile manufacturers in the world, and a representative from the Detroit Childrens Foundation made a speech. General Motors donated the car to the charity so that all the revenue from the auction went to this foundation. The auction first started with $ 200,000. Later, it increased to 250, 500 and 750 thousand dollars. The auction, which exceeded the 1 million dollar threshold, reached 1.2 million, 1.5 million, 1.7 million dollars and reached the 2 million dollar threshold. However, the owner of the vehicle was the owner of the NASCAR team and car collector Rick Hendrick, giving $ 3 million. However, Rick Hendrick, who won the auction, did not leave the auction area by getting on the Corvette he won. During the auction, there was a representation of the mid-engine vehicle, the actual vehicle will be produced a few weeks later. What Hendrick won was not only this luxury vehicle, but also a tax cut.
