Ford GT To Come To A Halt This Year

October 06, 2022 By Jozeph P

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Supercar priced at $500,000 Ford GT to stop production by December this year after a six-year manufacturing line. In 2017, GT cars were delivered to the customers but its racing version was launched in 2016 in the 24-hours of Le Mans where it won after 50 years at Ford’s famous 1966 victory against Ferrari. The company originally planned to build 1000 GTs in 2020 but was not liked by the masses that in two years, they could only sell 1350 cars. Also Read: Ford's New EVs are Set to enter Europe Market by 2024 GT LM Edition has been revealed which has 20 special edition cars to mark the end of the production line. The limited edition cars are painted in Liquid Silver with red and blue interiors, these were the colored cars that ran at the Le Mans. Ford GT

The car has a feathery carbon fiber built and the other parts, side sills, front splitter, side view mirror arms, engine bay louvers, and rear diffuser can also be made to order in red and blue shades. The dual exhaust that comes in 3D titanium-printed with a stormy pattern refers to the dual turbochargers of the 660 hp 3.5 liter V6 which gives the power to the car to reach a top speed of 216/mph. The metal plate is made of metal alloy which has material from the crankshaft of the GT that came third in 2016-Le Mans. There is no announcement yet from the company about a GT replacement but will be racing again in 2024 in the forthcoming Mustang GT3 racing car which is qualified to race in WEC and IMSA racing orders.

By Jozeph P

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Ford GT To Come To A Halt This Year

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