RE: Mustang GTD confirmed for Europe - eventually

[Bloxxcreative]

Completely ridiculous.

Can't wait to see them out and about, being used in anger!

[JJJ.]

Awesome looking machine.

[smilo996]

A Diesel Mustang, great😂
Acres more plastic, cheap grills and nottobeoutdone rear wing.

[CG2020UK]

Love it!

Pity my bank account wouldn’t

[Clivey]

HazzaT said:

theicemario said:

Needs a Duratorq or Endura-D, none of this GT Daytona racer for the roads crap

A 6.7 Powerstroke Mustang does sound fun

Hmmm...that could be an interesting build if you used the waste that is the 2.3 Ecoboost as the candidate car.

[C5_Steve]

Clivey said:

HazzaT said:

theicemario said:

Needs a Duratorq or Endura-D, none of this GT Daytona racer for the roads crap

A 6.7 Powerstroke Mustang does sound fun

Hmmm...that could be an interesting build if you used the waste that is the 2.3 Ecoboost as the candidate car.

6.7 Powerstroke? Childs play......



Worthy of a "Behold! The true Mustang GTD"

[MOBB]

JackJarvis said:

Thank goodness for that. I thought for a second they were releasing a 4 pot diesel version

I was about to launch into a rant about a diesel Mustang etc etc

[blasos]

MustangGT said:

British Beef said:

Wide bodied V8 coupe with sh!tloads of power and nice gold wheels!

What is not to love... apart from price!

Edited by British Beef on Thursday 23 May 14:58

Agree 100%.

1. MeToo

[DodgyGeezer]

I read an article in a US mag about this - some serious engineering has hone into this, rather more than just plastic addenda.

Still not the most outrageous winged road/homologation car though

[Ron240]

blue_haddock said:

British Beef said:

Wide bodied V8 coupe with sh!tloads of power and nice gold wheels!

What is not to love... apart from price!

The looks???

No you've got that wrong...the looks are one of its major strengths.

[sidesauce]

"Exceeding $325k" - nah, you're having an actual laugh.

I'm good thanks.

[Sway]

DodgyGeezer said:

I read an article in a US mag about this - some serious engineering has hone into this, rather more than just plastic addenda.

Still not the most outrageous winged road/homologation car though

Yeah, just because Ford like to keep a link through to lesser kit - this is no uprated regular Mustang, it's pretty much on a par with the old GT1 homologations (just suited to modern regs).

I'd imagine the cross over in BOM other than interior will be virtually zero.