Spoiler alert: it won’t be cheap, and it won’t be easy, to get your hands on the ultimate evolution of Ford’s iconic pony car.
on it, as “unexpected insanity.” Now that we know how much it’ll cost and how hard it’ll be to get , the descriptor is even more apt. Ford has launched a website to apply for the privilege of forking over a metric Ford -ton of cash … if you live in Canada or the U.S. Everyone else—Mexico, Europe, and the Middle East) will have to wait until June.For starters, we estimated the GTD would ring in at around $300,000 when we got our first look. We were off by roughly a Ford Maverick Hybrid.
Which rules, frankly. The GTD is basically the unvarnished daydream of a sports car engineering team, somehow given a green light by Ford boss Jim Farley. So, other than money, what do you need to buy a GTD? Ford is interesting in knowing more about who you are and what you intend to do with the car before it’ll consider selling it to you.lists some broad owner categories to choose from, and each will drill down further with a seeming subtext that there’s a preference for those who will go out and be noticed—i.e., generate earned media for Ford—rather than those who see the GTD as a nice car-shaped investment.
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