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Ford CEO Says “Game On,” Mustang GTD Going Back to Nurburgring
On Thursday, Chevrolet came out swinging and announced the Corvette ZR1 and ZR1X both beat the Ford Mustang GTD’s Nürburgring lap time. It took less than two hours for Ford CEO Jim Farley to respond, “Congrats to the Corvette team. Game on,” he said.
In a social media post, Ford CEO Jim Farley hinted that the Mustang GTD would return to the Nürburgring to reclaim its title as the fastest American car.
F1 champ Max Verstappen and Chris Harris put the $300K Ford Mustang GTD to the test — and it might just be the wildest street ...
Corvette’s 6:49.275 time puts it ahead of the Mustang GTD, but only gets it fifth place on the overall Ring leaderboard ...
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2025 MUSTANG GTD with Optional Performance PackThe all-new Mustang GTD made a grand debut at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, showcasing a new Performance pack designed to complete ...
It could mark the return of the GT500 name on the S650-generation Mustang platform.
And the Mustang GTD itself is going to cost a pretty penny, too. Official pricing hasn’t yet been announced but Ford says it will have a base MSRP of around $300,000 — firmly in exotic ...
Shelby American is teasing the reveal of a new Mustang-based creation with a short caption on social media noting that ...
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