http://www.barrett-jackson.com/appli...LotNumber=30.1

 

that car is *******

 

The Paint is Sick but thoses rims are horrible

 

Yeah a couple RL's as well as a few SS's

The Admin of this site has them...

 

Yeah they are ugly... Plus Super expensive for a GM chrome wheel

 

that the one with the glass roof?

 

I'm 50/50 on the rims, if they came with the car I probably would just leave them but I wouldn't go out and buy them.

 

Not a fan of that car. Wheels are gross, paint is gross.

 

Car looks like ass.

 

Like to know more about it.

 

wtf? \/

"THIS VEHICLE IN ITS CURRENT STATE CANNOT BE TITLED OR LICENSED, AND MAY NOT BE DRIVEN ON PUBLIC ROADS OR HIGHWAYS. PURCHASER UNDERSTANDS THAT NO CERTIFICATE OF TITLE WILL BE PROVIDED."

 

It's the open air concept.

Some places don't do titles at all

 

Really? Where?

 

thats dumb.. wtf is the point of buying that car without a title.

 

Here you go... VIDEO


Road Test: 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt SS SC Stage 2 and Open Air Coupe Video
http://www.motortrend.com/av/roadtes...est/index.html

 

They use a bill of sale instead.

 

Or being able to tag and drive it?

 

Oh, never actually read about it

https://www.cobaltss.net/cobaltss_openair.php

 

id rock it

 

Exactly, I guess when your rich you can just do whatever the hell you want.

 

Without a title in your name you're not getting that car tagged in any state that I know of. Even if you provide a bill of sale the car is also titled in your name. Without a title and matching VIN# you have no way to prove the car is yours should it be stolen. Also without a title I doubt it has a VIN# at all. No VIN, No tags, No Insurance.

 

This car was on ebay a while ago wasn't it?

 

Well it says right on it in plain words you can't tag the car.

They have structurally changed it without crash testing it and what not so that is probably why.

And no, some bill of sales act as ownership like a title

 

Thats a new one on me, but ok if you say so. Anytime you get a bill of sale from a car dealer you get a temporary title and they apply for an actual title thru the states MVA for you. Thats the little limited power of attorney paper you sign when you buy a car. It gives them authorization to on your behalf get you a proper title for the car. I'm not giving you any grief man its just I've never heard of anyone buying a car and not getting a title for it. as I said thats a new one on me, but if you say so, ok.

 

It's the 2005 Cobalt Open Air Coupe Concept that has GM Stage 1 kit already installed producing 241HP. It also has custom GM lips that are carbon fiber and a 5 panel panoramic glass sun roof. I also believe it has a polished m62. It's ultimately one of the best concept as far as Cobalts are concerned.

Here's a video of the test drive. Fast forward to the last 47 seconds in the video.
http://www.motortrend.com/av/roadtes...est/index.html