Article by:
Brandon Lim
No one rests on their laurels. The buzz created by Ford when it showed the GT supercar at the 2015 North American International Auto Show has worn off—heck, having a Detroit auto show in January is already history.
Even if you're a supercar that instantly sold out in 2017 with enough orders to fill two years of production, you have to stay fresh and relevant. Ford Performance answers that call with 13 additional horsepower for 2020, improved cooling, a chance to order the carbon-fiber body unpainted or with an updated Gulf Racing appearance package to pay homage to the 1968 Le Mans-winning GT40. Read the full article here.
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