#FordGT

Ford went in a different direction for the traditionally truck-heavy Chicago Auto Show, instead showing off its low-slung GT supercar in updated 2020 form.

If a “standard” Ford GT just isn’t fast enough for you, the speed freaks in Dearborn have cooked up a lighter model that should perform even better.

With demand far outstripping availability, Ford is increasing the number of GT supercars it’s planning to offer.

The Ford GT is a wonderful thing. A barely concealed race car on the road that helped Ford get a class win at Le Mans to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the GT40’s first Le Mans win. It has earned adoration for almost every aspect of its construction.

The Ford GT will be limited to about 1,000 units total once production is completed.

John Cena has reached a settlement with Ford Motor Company after the automaker sued him for selling his 2017 Ford GT.

Ford took a page out of Ferrari’s book with its GT supercar.

By now the story is well known…

Supercars are all amazing pieces of engineering, scary fast with incredible grip wrapped in styling that never fails to draw a crowd.

Drivers of the new Ford GT will have five drive modes to choose from to make sure they get the most out of the American automaker’s new supercar. 

Later this year, Ford will begin construction of a brand-new vehicle aerodynamics research center in Southeastern Michigan.