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Ford shows off their GT at the North American International Auto Show on January 12, 2016 in Detroit, Michigan (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

(CBS) — This is the final weekend of this year’s Chicago Auto Show at McCormick Place, and possibly your only chance to see the new $400,000 Ford, reports WBBM’s Bob Roberts.

It looks like no performance car Ford has ever marketed. Ford’s Omar O’Day says you can be excused if you thought someone drove a Lamborghini Aventador and left it at the wrong display. That is the Ford GT’s target audience.

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“We’re going to start production later this year and this version that you see here in Chicago is the closes that we’ve ever had to a final production version of the Ford GT,” O’Day said.

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Production may not be the right term because the automaker that invented the production line is going to build them by hand: 250 a year.

If the 3.5 liter, 600 plus horsepower, rear wheel drive sports car is not in your price range, you can get a taste at the GT racetrack simulator next to the car.

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But if it is, Ford will take an application from you. Definitely not your great grandad’s Model T.