’s former heading to auction , like reality got stuck somewhere along the way, on a vicious loop. It’s like popping your favorite CD from 2003 into the nearly obsolete CD player in your nearly obsolete car, hoping it won’t get stuck 30 seconds into the first song again, but it does. It always does.

But not this time! This time, this glorious time, a Ford GT other than Cena’s is off to auction. It’s a GT , or the “pinch of salt” equivalent in the car world— and no one really complains—and it’s heading to Barrett-Jackson’s Scottsdale, Arizona auction in January.

No one’s , either, because the auction item comes from the automaker itself this time around.

Ford’s making a limited run of Ford GT Heritage Editions for the 2019 model year, to go along with the Heritage Editions of the car it’s made over the past couple of years as the current-generation GT has been around for a few years now.

The Ford GT is Ford’s Le Mans supercar for the street, and the Heritage Edition line is full of modern iterations of the company’s Le Mans history. The Heritage Edition paint schemes started with calling back to the GT40’s win in the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, then moved to to rub the 1967 Le Mans win in Ferrari’s face. We’re now in the age of , honoring the 1968 and 1969 Le Mans-winning GT40.

The 2019 Ford GT Heritage Edition VIN No. 001 will be in Arizona to kick off the new year, with Ford it’s donating auction proceeds to United Way for Southeastern Michigan. New Ford GTs start at around $500,000 MSRP, and at auction, from owners who broke Ford’s customer agreement to not resell the cars for two years are . This Gulf-themed GT, in other words, will probably be a whopper of a sale.

Ford didn’t share any additional photos of the 2019 Gulf livery GT, but if you’re loading up your spare change in a carry-on bag and booking the next flight to Arizona, here’s how the company described the rest of the vehicle:

The exterior features exposed carbon fiber A-pillars and sports unique 20-inch one-piece forged aluminum wheels in high-gloss dark stainless with black lug nuts. Orange calipers and silver rearview mirror caps complete the look.

For 2019 only, the package features the No. 9 graphics on the hood and doors as well as a ghosted image on the interior door panels.

Inside, Ebony Alcantara wraps the seats, instrument panel, pillars, headliner and steering wheel. Contrasting blue and orange stitching accentuates the seats and steering wheel, with a new seat embossment inspired by the original Le Mans-winning car, as well as clear and polished anodized paddle shifters.

High-gloss dark stainless appliqués accent the instrument panel, door register bezels and x-brace to round out the interior.

The Ford GT Heritage Edition also features a unique serialized identification plate, plus exposed matte carbon fiber door sills, air register pods and center console.

Check back next time for our regularly scheduled “Which car auction is John Cena’s former Ford GT at this week?” update, since this surprisingly wasn’t it. We look forward to seeing you there.