2017-2022 Ford GT

Engine & Performance

Engine: 3.5L Twin-Turbocharged EcoBoost V6, producing approximately 647 to 660 horsepower and 550 lb-ft of torque

Transmission & Drivetrain: 7-speed Getrag dual-clutch automatic transmission, Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD)

Performance: 0-60 mph in approximately 3.0 seconds, top speed of 216 mph, curb weight around 3,350 lbs, featuring an active aerodynamics system with a deployable rear wing and adjustable ride height via hydraulic suspension

Exterior

Liquid Silver paint finish with dual black racing stripes extending over the nose and roof, carbon fiber front splitter, aerodynamic flying buttresses connecting the roof to the rear fenders, center-lock carbon fiber wheels, and sleek LED headlights integrated into the low-slung front fascia

Interior Features

Driver-focused cockpit with fixed carbon fiber bucket seats integrated directly into the carbon tub, Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel, digital instrument cluster, and minimal controls moved to the steering wheel for an authentic racing feel

Condition Assessment

Excellent - The vehicle appears to be in pristine, showroom-quality condition with immaculate paint and clean carbon fiber accents, stored indoors in what looks like a specialized garage or showroom

Condition Issues: None visible; the car appears flawless from the angles shown

Estimated Mileage: Under 2,000 miles, consistent with a collector-owned vehicle kept primarily for display or special drives

Historical Significance

Celebrates the 50th anniversary of Ford's historic 1-2-3 sweep at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966 with the original GT40. The modern GT went on to win its class at Le Mans in 2016, cementing its status as an American engineering masterpiece built largely from carbon fiber

Notable Features

Stunning drop-down flying buttresses that channel air directly to the rear wing, butterfly doors, hydraulically adjustable race-mode suspension that lowers the car by two inches, and a visible carbon fiber exterior package

Production Numbers

Originally planned for a run of 1,000 units over four years, later extended to 1,350 total units worldwide before production concluded in December 2022

Maintenance Recommendations

Regular fluid changes, specialized servicing for the carbon-ceramic brakes and dual-clutch transmission, and maintaining proper climate control for storage to preserve the carbon fiber body and specialized finishes

Fun Facts

1. Buyers of the modern Ford GT had to sign a contract legally prohibiting them from selling the car within the first two years of ownership, leading to high-profile lawsuits when some violated it. 2. The aerodynamics were so extreme that Ford had to include a 'Stow' mode that lowers the car and stiffens the suspension strictly for track use. 3. The butterfly doors open with cutouts in the roof, making ingress and egress uniquely challenging. 4. Celebrity owners include professional wrestler John Cena and comedian/car collector Jay Leno.

Identified on: 10/3/2026