As an almost parallel to its Shelby Mustang release today, Ford continues its string of announcements for NAIAS with the latest installment of the legendary GT cars. From the first takes, its evident that the iconic American muscle car has gotten its passport stamped, taking worldly cues from some European competitors. That's aesthetically, at least; the car is completely distinguished in drawing some 600 horsepower from a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 - making it the most powerful production EcoBoost...
As an almost parallel to its Shelby Mustang release today, Ford continues its string of announcements for NAIAS with the latest installment of the legendary GT cars. From the first takes, its evident that the iconic American muscle car has gotten its passport stamped, taking worldly cues from some European competitors. That's aesthetically, at least; the car is completely distinguished in drawing some 600 horsepower from a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 - making it the most powerful production EcoBoost...
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