Chevrolet isn’t the only American automaker set to a launch a supercar in 2025. Ford also has one of its own on the way and just like its longtime Detroit rival it’s based on one of its most iconic nameplates, in this case the seventh-generation Mustang. The new range-topper is called the GTD and is a street version of the company’s current GT3 race car. It’s outfitted in what is easily one of the year’s more extreme aerodynamic packages. New carbon-fiber elements include a vented hood, adjustable front flaps, and a giant, hydraulically controlled rear wing. But just as thrilling as all that is the 5.2-liter supercharged V-8 lurking under the GTD’s hood. The brawny mill pumps out 815 horse, which is 300 more than its track-only counterpart. Thanks to all that oomph, it’s little surprise the car recently became the fastest American-made car in Nürburgring history.
First Announced: 2023
Powertrain: 5.2-liter supercharged V-8
Power: 815 hp and 664 ft lbs of torque
Zero to 60 mph: n/a
Top Speed: 202 mph
Starting Price: $325,000
From the article by Bryan Hood
