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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 summary, the ZR1 and ZR1X beat the GTD by roughly two and three seconds respectively. While these times are impressive, ...
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What Jay Leno Thinks About the Wild New Ford Mustang GTDJay Leno is a great candidate to share his thoughts on a car like the new GTD. He has decades of experience driving thousands ...
F1 champ Max Verstappen and Chris Harris put the $300K Ford Mustang GTD to the test — and it might just be the wildest street ...
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Max Verstappen Drives Ford Mustang GTD Hard On The TrackWatch the reigning Formula One champion push the 815-hp Ford Mustang GTD to its limits in an intense track session.
Jay Leno crashed a Toyota Supra owners car meet in his newly delivered Ford Mustang GTD. The senior petrolhead just stopped ...
The GTS only just started rolling off the assembly lines of the company that invented assembly lines, and Leno's is serial ...
On September 16, 2024, Ford released more details about the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD. Initially, Ford said the GTD would have "more than" 800 horsepower, but now we have a more specific numbers.
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Ford’s Halo Car Got Beat At Nurburgring, CEO Says "Hold My Beer"The Corvette just stole the Nürburgring crown from Ford. Mustang GTD is down, but CEO Jim Farley says the fight isn’t over.
The $327,000 pony car now has a seal of approval from the reigning four-time Formula 1 World Drivers' Champion.
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