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The Ford GT Mk II Is a $1.2 Million Track-Only Monster with 700 HP

The Ford GT Mk II Is a $1.2 Million Track-Only Monster with 700 HP

Posted on July 5, 2019July 5, 2019 By Jarvis

Only 45 units of this racing-inspired track-only supercar will be built and will cost $1.2 million each.

After being teased a few weeks ago, Ford has unveiled the GT Mk II at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in the U.K. As we expected, it’s a track-only version of the GT supercarthat has been developed using knowledge gained from the GT’s soon-to-be-over racing program. The GT road car is limited in design and engineering by global homologation requirements, while the Le Mans–winning race car is bogged down by racing class restrictions and regulations, so the designers and engineers were able to go wild with the Mk II, as it doesn’t need to adhere to any set of rules.
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