Ford GT
This Ford GT Is Minty Fresh. Enter to Win It and Help Our Favorite Automotive Museum
Help out the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles and potentially win a rare, awesome supercar with a stick shift. The pandemic has hit museums hard, →
No reserve 2017 Ford GT with matching chronograph and trailer heads to auction
One of the most desirable American supercars ever made is the second-generation Ford GT. Ford made these cars in very limited numbers, and even if →
2021 Ford GT Heritage Edition is chock full of vintage racing livery
Ford has unleashed two new versions of its GT supercar for 2021: GT Heritage Edition and Ford GT Studio collection. The Ford GT Heritage Edition pays homage →
Ford Performance teases 2021 Ford GT Heritage Edition
The Ford GT is one of the most rare and valuable American supercars ever produced. There are a few even more limited versions of the →
Ford GT updated with new colours and graphics
Blue oval supercar gets new colour palette and stripe combo The 2021 Ford GT supercar will be available with three new exterior colours and the →
Meet the Le Mansory, a Ford GT with 700HP
You’re looking at the Le Mansory Ford GT. It’s the German tuner’s interpretation of the Ford GT supercar. As expected from Mansory, the vehicle is →
Ford GT Liquid Carbon gives boosted supercar the design it deserves
Ford has upgraded its GT supercar, adding more power and boosting cooling for sustained performance, while adding a gorgeous new Liquid Carbon finish. The 2020 →
2020 Ford GT Review
If you are looking for something rarer than a two-headed penny, we give you the 2020 Ford GT. Total production across six years will be →
2020 Acura NSX Review
The 2020 Acura NSX might be the most affordable and reliable exotic sports car on the planet. Designed to chase down pricier supercars like the →
The Ford GT Mk II Is a $1.2 Million Track-Only Monster with 700 HP
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 →
With racing tech aplenty, Ford’s GT Mk II is the ultimate track toy
Ford is winding down its GT racing program, but the Blue Oval still has one more surprise planned around the 216-mph supercar. At the 2019 →
Five Supercars with Less Horsepower than the 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500
The 2020 Shelby GT500 Mustang is a force to be reckoned with—it is the most powerful production car Ford has ever made, boasting more raw →
2019 Ford GT Review
Bred for circling race tracks, the 2019 Ford GT is far from being your typical Ford everyday driver. It is a supercar designed and engineered →
Power Game: BMW Understates Output of the M5 Competition’s Twin-Turbo V-8
Dyno run reveals how BMW’s two-ton four-door is nearly as quick as a Ford GT in our track tests. We’re well aware of the awesomeness →
The 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Enters the Horsepower Wars against the Hellcat and ZL1
It promises 700-plus horsepower from a supercharged 5.2-liter V-8, but there’s no manual transmission. It had to happen. You didn’t think Ford was going to sit →
2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 is a 700+ horsepower supercar-killer
The 2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 is the most powerful street-legal Ford ever, and if that’s not enough to turn your head we’re not sure what →
2017’s most surprising car has a lesson for EVs in 2018
In a year where I’ve driven supercars like the new Ford GT, six-figure hand-built exotica such as Rolls-Royce’s Dawn, and vehicles with horsepower by the bucketload, →
Ford GT review: An astounding aerodynamic accomplishment
It is very easy to think you know everything about the latest Ford GT, for this is a car that seemingly came out of nowhere at the 2015 →
2017 Ford GT First Drive: When brute-force and beauty collide
There are few moments in life so memorable that they burn deep into every single fiber of your body. For me, one such moment came →
Ford GT Race Car to compete at Le Mans in 2016
Ford has introduced its new GT race car for Le Mans 2016, pointing toward its past victories and announcing that it will be competing in →
Talking Ford GT and self-driving cars with CEO Mark Fields
Ford CEO Mark Fields is on a mission, and while aluminum, rubber, and steel might be the most obvious part of that – whether a →