Ford GT I gallery (2005–2006)
The first-generation Ford GT supercar revived the heritage of the legendary 1960s GT40 Le Mans winner.
Developed to celebrate Ford's centennial, the first-generation Ford GT supercar was produced for 2005 and 2006. Its design faithfully recreated the iconic shape of the historic GT40 racer. Engineered around an aluminum spaceframe with mid-engine architecture, it stands as a landmark american supercar.
Powering the GT was a mid-mounted 5.4-liter supercharged V8 engine producing 550 horsepower, mated exclusively to a Ricardo 6-speed manual transmission. Achieving a top speed of 330 km/h (205 mph), only 4,038 units were manufactured. The lasting engineering impact of this generation remains a key benchmark in Ford's global model evolution history. Known for its dependable mechanical layout, the vehicle built a loyal customer base across diverse driving conditions. Offered with versatile feature packages, this iteration successfully balanced day-to-day usability with solid resale value. The lasting engineering impact of this generation remains a key benchmark in Ford's global model evolution history.
