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To be clear, it doesn't state that the vehicle was 4WD or AWD. It's the dyno used. It is clear elsewhere in the filing as well, that the GTD is 2WD/RWD.

It is a fully automated manual and yes it is a dual clutch setup.

First ever made that began from an already produced S650 or one that was ground up GTD from a BIW? Does the VIN you have begin with a 1 or a 2? Let me know what part you are trying to get. The VIN doesn't get you the typical HVBOM, chock full of part numbers, but it may be in the system regardless.

So its still a few hundred pounds less than the last GT500. She's a fatty but at least they are holding the line. For now, anyway.

What?

Not sure what you mean as the Raptor R already has a 5.2L engine in it...

Just to clarify....The Raptor R engine continues and is not the same as the GTD 5.2L engine. Just trying to word so as to avoid any ambiguity.

Indeed.

Old... Aaaand the new...

Aaaaaand just like that Ford now lists the front GTD rotors at 5k suggested retail. Dammit!

I suppose you can make a bomb out of anything if you try hard enough. In before wadded panties...I owned a GT350 and rather enjoyed it.

I've been going through the GTD listings part by part as well and noticed the rotors, etc. That pricing will definitely change. Interesting comparing the Dark Horse to the GTD, part by part, in seeking out where some of the weight gains are coming from. It'd be nice if they also listed the...

I don't think he ever answered your question. I spent some time looking and I believe it is a screenshot of the "Local 600 Facts! Newsletter." My guess is that Local 600 members get a given copy quicker than it is posted online. My bet is that it is from their January-February 2025 newsletter...

I don't think he ever answered your question. I spent some time looking and I believe it is a screenshot of the "Local 600 Facts! Newsletter." My guess is that Local 600 members get a given copy quicker than it is posted online. My bet is that it is from their January-February 2025 newsletter...

2026 Shelby GT500? Well that is interesting since nobody at Shelby in Vegas is aware of another 500. And where does that image imply anything about the use of a supercharger one way or another? You think that this alleged GT500 will use the "same" engine as the GTD?

2026 Shelby GT500? Well that is interesting since nobody at Shelby in Vegas is aware of another 500. And where does that image imply anything about the use of a supercharger one way or another? You think that this alleged GT500 will use the "same" engine as the GTD?

After all the time I spent finding the data they could have at least credited me. Oh well, I'll go back under my rock. ON EDIT - AW credited me. Thanks Wesley. I never argued to the contrary and am well versed on the transaxle used on the GTD. Read my post again. I'm talking about another car...

Believe it or not, Ewheels isn't too far off from something that just may make it to production. There is quite a bit brewing in automotive related politics at the moment that may influence corporate decision making that could very much benefit us enthusiasts. Not sure about keeping the...

Well, it sure hasn't gotten any easier. If you saw the test methodology and requirements...pure insanity. Although this may change with the new Administration. If you compare the 2025 Predator engine (in the GTD) vs that of the 2022 Predator (in the GT500) you see how much more stringent the...

There is no error or mistake. In the application(s) that Ford submitted to the EPA/CARB for certification, Ford lists the weight of the 2025 Mustang GTD as being 4,343 lbs curb weight. To be clear, this is the definition the EPA is bound to use for curb weight... The GTD tank capacity is 16.1...