'05 Ford GT

The 2005 Ford GT is a high performance sports car that is the first Ford to cost over $100,000. The total first year production will only be 1000-1500 cars.

The Ford GT is being referred to as a "halo" car - because there are not very many of them, the draw to the showrooms will be great.

There is one model of the 2005 Ford GT. It is equipped with a 5.4 liter V8 engine. It has two seats, two doors and a six-speed manual transaxle. Standard on this vehicle are air conditioning, AM/FM/CD/MP3 two speaker stereo, tilt and telescoping steering wheel, power windows, seats and mirrors, leather trim, keyless remote and textured rubber floormats.

This sporty car is being compared to the Modena and costs no more to maintain than the Corvette. Car collectors and enthusiasts will be drawn to this dream car.

HOLY HORSEPOWER, BATMAN!

Break out the Burgundy, because the 2005 Ford GT will have you thinking you're on the fast track at Le Mans. Ford planned just a replica to celebrate the Blue Oval's Centennial, but public demand forced them to make a whole production run of this classic racer. Which is funny, considering the 550-horsepower V8 can do three times the legal speed limit in most states.
That's not the only reason this car's not for everybody -- the price is supercharged, too. If you want the numbers, we've got them, along with photos you just have to see. Plus all the usual automotive intel like specs and reviews. Considering the 2005 Ford GT's sticker price, you may want financing info too. But who says dreams come cheap?

2005 Ford GT

The 2005 Ford GT is a one-of-a-king super sports-car developed with power, luxury and style at the forefront.

The Ford GT is a exotic-sports-car-themed vehicle, boasting a massive 5.4L V-8 Supercharged engine producing 550HP and 500FTLB of torque. The Transmission available is a 6-speed manual that puts power to the 107” wheel-base rear-wheels.

Performance for the 2005 Ford GT is incredible: A 0-60MPH time of 3.3 seconds is common along with a 0-100MPH time of less than 7.8 seconds; the Ford GT can cruise up to speeds of over 200MPH.

The engine used is a unique Double-Over-Head-Cam design with four-valves-per-cylinder for a total of 32 valves in all. The block is cast from aluminum as well as the heads with a major emphasis on block integrity and durability.