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Created on Sunday, 08 April 2007 03:21

The 1966 Ford GT-40 became known as the "Ferrari Killer" after stunning upsets in the '66 24 Hrs of LeMans - it took the first three positions in a race that the Europeans proudly felt that Americans could never compete in. The modern-day supercar Ford GT was built in limited numbers for the 2005 and 2006 model year only - there will be no production from 2007 or in 2008 and while some claim there is a 2004 model, it was really the concept car. While the Ford GT40 was busy in the late 60's defeating contemporary race cars, the Ford GT today quickly and efficiently dominates it's competition in the Porsche and Ferrari of today!

The Ford GT is an American legend and certainly one of the most agressive and smoothest looking muscle cars ever. Most people define it as a sports car, but I like to define it as an American Muscle Car. The Ford GT really brings out the true colors of America and what the country is about - hard work and muscle! Recently, famous car publisher and appraiser Dave Kinney predicted that the 2005 and 2006 Ford GT are destined to become the hottest sellers are car auctions because demand for the $150,000 supercar was simply never filled, especially with it remaining so coveted in Europe. Car collectors are being told to keep a sharp eye on the Ford GT as a perennial contender for the most sought-after on the market!

Speaking of colors - which are available on the Ford GT? Probably the most recognizable shade is the striking Mark IV Red, along with Centennial White, Quick Silver, Midnight Blue, Mark II Black, and the stunning Screaming Yellow. Some owners choose the authentic Gulf livery colors as well. All color schemes include optional racing stripes in various shades.

Stay tuned as we add fresh content and new images of the awesome Ford GT, as well as the "other" Ford muscle car - the Mustang! We're not the official Ford GT website, but we do promise to provide plenty of relevant info and pics as they become available.