2025 Ford Mustang GTD Performance Supercar Introduce

2025 Ford Mustang GTD Performance Supercar Introduce https://youtu.be/VhPyD2_UZbM
Ford never intended to build a $300,000 Mustang, but upon seeing a clay model of the Mustang GT3 race car, the Blue Oval's CEO decided the company needed to create a road car out of the competition-based model. The 2025 Mustang GTD is the culmination of that effort.
Despite the two Mustang models sharing styling cues, the GTD is not simply a street-legal Mustang GT3. For instance, the roadgoing GTD forgoes the naturally aspirated V-8, dog-tooth gearbox, and tube frame of its racing inspiration. Instead, the upcoming flagship Mustang relies on a supercharged 5.2-liter V-8, a Tremec dual-clutch automatic transmission, and the same basic unibody underpinnings as its lesser four-cylinder EcoBoost and V-8 GT and Dark Horse kin.
Still, the GTD cribs plenty of engineering concepts from the race car. No surprise, since Ford has outsourced production of both vehicles to Multimatic (the same firm that built the second-gen Ford GT). In many ways, the GTD even pushes beyond the boundaries of the track car, which must work within racing's rules and regulations.