Ford GT Carbon Series 2021

If Rarity was a game, this Ford GT would be winning. With just 50 units worldwide, the Ford GT Carbon Series stands out for many reasons. The teardrop shape of the Ford GT is the result of extensive work in the wind tunnel. Its carbon-fiber body and its 660-horsepower 3.5L EcoBoost V6 engine are the ultimate expressions of technological innovation.

Step inside the driver-focused cockpit and you'll be greeted by a minimalist interior that puts you squarely in control. Every control and essential function is thoughtfully placed on the race-car-inspired steering wheel, allowing you to keep your focus on the road ahead. The fixed driver's seat covered in Alcantara is expertly engineered, with adjustable pedals and a steering wheel to accommodate your perfect driving position. The digital gauge cluster, inspired by the Ford GT race car, provides vital information at a glance, while the suede-wrapped dashboard houses an additional digital display for infotainment functions.

While the GT prioritizes the thrill of driving, it still offers modern technology features to enhance your experience. The 6.5-inch touchscreen supports Ford's Sync 3 software, providing seamless connectivity and control. Voice commands allow you to effortlessly navigate the system, while built-in navigation ensures you stay on the right track during your exhilarating drives.

Carbon fiber takes center stage in the GT's design, with its lightweight yet incredibly strong properties showcased in elements such as side mirrors, rims, and steering wheel. This adds to the car's performance and underscores its commitment to cutting-edge engineering and craftsmanship.

"The Ford GT Carbon Series stands out on the road with its striking carbon fiber-rich design and on the track with its athleticism," says Hermann Salenbauch, global director, of Ford Performance. “It is yet another example of how we can bring to life our Le Mans-winning supercar in new and exciting ways so our customers can share in that magical legacy.”

Source: Car and Driver