For example, when Chevrolet auctioned off the first C8 Corvette E-Ray, the $103,000-ish car sold for $1.1 million. Also keep in mind that at Car Week last year, Ferrari auctioned off a one-off Daytona SP3 for $26 million, which also went to the Ferrari Foundation. It's a great year to be a billionaire, even if it's a bad time to be a normal person, but at the same time, it doesn't sound like Sotheby's expects Ferrari Luce Chassis 0 to sell for millions. How much is the first-ever Ferrari Luce EV going to sell for at Car Week? Whether you're going higher or lower than RM Sotheby's $1.1 million starting point, place your bets down in the comments.