Ford GTSpecs for all generations of Ford GT

Ford GT is a cult supercar.

The 2017 Ford GT comes with a rear-wheel-drive system.

Under its bonnet, the 2005 Ford GT hides a 5.4-liter aluminum supercharged V8 modular engine.

Ford GT40 is an iconing racing vehicle. It has different modifications, with each of them offering different top speed. Ford GT40 Mk I prototype (1964-1966) has a top speed of 265 km/h, declared by the manufacturer. Ford GT40 Mk I (1965 street version) has a theoretical speed of 278 km/h. The 1966 Ford GT40 Mk I, street version, also has the same top speed (theoretical). GT40 Mk II (1966) , used for rally racing, has a top speed of 320 km/h (as announced by the manufacturer). GT40 Mk III (1967-1968) steet version has a theoretical top speed of 254 km/h. Mk III (1968) street version of Gt40 has a the same top speed - 254 km/h. GT Mk IV (1968), used for rally racing, has a theoretical top speed of 300 km/h.