Ford GT Mk. II revealed at Goodwood Festival of Speed


This is a photo of the disguised test car.
Testing was done in plain sight and no one knew. Clever.0ABE56FE-BADE-4AD0-B4E6-F212C4EA6EFC.jpeg
 
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spartan said:
This is a photo of the disguised test car.
Testing was done in plain sight and no one knew. Clever.View attachment 56354
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That’s awesome!
 
Like this?

"At 150 mph, Holt says the car generates 1,800 to 1,900 pounds of downforce, which is more than the car weighs."🤣


DBK said:
FWIW, there's a lot of inexplicably bad info floating around in the press pieces. As an example, no, the car does not have a new 8-speed gearbox, and also, no, it does not magically have 20" carbon ceramic rotors and 19" Michelins. This is not the golden era of automotive reporting.
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Nice addition to the “GT” legacy. That first picture posted by DBK looks just awesome. Hope we see some of these kicking ass at race events, etc....
 
Holy crap! What a sensational machine. Way to go Ford and Multimatic. Way to stick it to the man with all the rules and regs! A perfect 4th of July gift to the world!
 
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Love the livery. Love the car. If I owned one I still stick a license plate on it and drive it around town and take the ticket when I was pulled over.
 
This car is definitely worthy of the Ford Performance fire suit and helmet I already own! Pure uncorked, track machine. Happy 4th, everyone!
 
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What can you do with it if it’s not able to be certified for Homologation for racing? If not what’s the use? Set in a museum and say “ain’t it pretty”!
 
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The ultimate big brother. Great numbers from this car,

"700+" horsepower, pulls more than 2G's, 0-60 under 3 sec !!!

Keep them coming. Can't wait to see and hear it!
 
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Happy 4th of July my southern neighbors!!
Saw this car over a month ago during manufacturing and testing, but was sworn to secrecy. This machine is fantastic up close. There is 1000's of hours of new engineering, design and prototyping in this car.
Way to go MM and Ford!!!
 
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You can email Multimatic at [email protected] if you are interested. I already heard back from them. It is a "track day only" car.

I think I could put a dealer tag on it, and have a "track day" around the DC Beltway! Thoughts?? :p
 
 
You know you’ve hit it out the park when the road car seems so... “production” 😂
 
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Furthermore, I can’t wait until this thing sets track records around the world for other manufacturers to only dream about.
 
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FWIW, I am selling my road car.
 
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well I live just 50 miles away from 2 race tracks...and probably I wouldn't have to wait 2 years to get it...now about that 1.2 mil...lol
i love Ford and multimatic!
 
oops...just 15 a year...yeah I'll pass then lol.
 
Wow and wow!
 
THamonGT said:
What can you do with it if it’s not able to be certified for Homologation for racing? If not what’s the use? Set in a museum and say “ain’t it pretty”!
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I’d take it to my local track and run it! Or call Sanjay and run against his Senna at COTA!
 
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This is just AWESOME!
Is it just me or is it like a little bit of history is repeating.
Mark II version, this makes the current GT road going versions of Mark I's.
Ford/ Multi Matic=Ford/Kar Kraft in the 60's.
Potential for a MKIV in the future?

Either way can't wait to see and hear it in person.
Great job Ford and Multi Matic keep em coming!!
Happy 4th of July everyone!
 
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