I was browsing Village Ford's Mustang inventory on Ford.com, and when I scrolled down to the more expensive ones I got stopped dead in my tracks. A Laguna Seca was showing up in Red Candy. I figured it was just some sort of error so I opened the link to the sticker. Sure enough Red Candy was showing on the sticker. I was flabbergasted! I called the dealership and it turns out that this is the one-off Laguna Seca for the Cattle Baron’s Ball charity auction later this month in Downtown Detroit. Yup, I read about that last month, but had forgotten about it.

Here's the inventory display and the sticker for your enjoyment...

 

So this car isn't for sale then, its going straight to the auction? What a rare 2013 that would be to own.

 

Not for sale . It is supposedly going straight to the auction. The guy at the dealership said it most likely won't ship to the dealership, just go to whoever is handling the auction. I was hoping it would show up at the dealership for at least a few hours so I could have a look and take a few pics.

Here's a link to a story of the car and auction: http://www.autoweek.com/article/2012...WS01/120919921

 

Thx, that is an awesome one of one mustang!

 

the lucky millionaire who gets it wont even enjoy it. He'll just park it in a garage and compare it to his friends ferraris and corvettes

 

Thats the nature of a special car like that. It will be worth big big bucks in years to come. Its a collector car plain and simple.

 

I enjoy all these one off Bosses. I think it's a good send off for the S197.

 

Anybody notice that there is no surcharge for the Red Candy paint showing on the window sticker like there is for every other Mustang? I guess when you're paying top dollar at an auction for a one-off, Ford will throw in the extra-cost paint for "free!"