Ford Performance Heritage


I think leaving lots of room for the aftermarket is a super wise marketing move. Cost of entry lower and tons of press as each upgrade comes out.

I think it also builds huge brand loyalty. I remember back when GM products were everything to most car guys, primarily because the aftermarket was there in spades helping them build their dreams. Being a Ford guy was a tough road to hoe for a long time. Thankfully SVO came to the rescue and the aftermarket followed.
 
And head room for a warranty and durability.....
 
Tomorrow's the day
 
So I guess 5 of 5 will show a lot.
 
Mark, Raj, Jim and Joe are essentially the 4 most powerful people at Ford Motor Company.

The question you have to ask yourself is if you think they'd all sit down for a 5-part YouTube video if it was just about a Mustang derivative...

Please see this thread for the answer:

http://www.fordgtforum.com/forums/s...-Performance-Organization?p=384271#post384271
 
Looks great Dave! Nice and clean. Working fine on IE and Chrome.
 
where is our friend Jamal in all this?
 
where is our friend Jamal in all this?

Global Performance Vehicle Chief Engineer.
 
Cool, great friend of the FGT crowd!

.... he even bought a few of us dinner in Newport Beach way back when. Nothing tastes better than a free Martini.
 
Mark, Raj, Jim and Joe are essentially the 4 most powerful people at Ford Motor Company.

The question you have to ask yourself is if you think they'd all sit down for a 5-part YouTube video if it was just about a Mustang derivative...

0:23 "These fun vehicles....and we're just getting started on that."

0:28 "These are very track credible vehicles..."

11-17-14 is not the whole show. It's just the beginning.

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Bill Ford, executive chairman, Ford Motor Company, Mark Fields, president and chief executive officer, Joe Hinrichs, executive vice president and president, The Americas, Raj Nair, group vice president and chief technical officer, Global Product Development (L to R) with the new Ford GT, introduced January 12, 2015 at the North American International Auto Show.
 
Gosh that picture makes the car look TINY!!! I love it!!!
 
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Bill Ford, executive chairman, Ford Motor Company, Mark Fields, president and chief executive officer, Joe Hinrichs, executive vice president and president, The Americas, Raj Nair, group vice president and chief technical officer, Global Product Development (L to R) with the new Ford GT, introduced January 12, 2015 at the North American International Auto Show.

Those are 4 very happy Ford guys. Very Happy.

One more GT grand slam to their credit.