Stealth specification - extremely rare MK II black exterior
w/stripe delete
Final year of production of the 1st generation Ford GT
4,531 original miles - 1 of 238 examples produced in MK II
Black
Optioned with McIntosh Audio system and forged BBS alloy wheels
5.4L DOHC supercharged V8 engine producing 550 horsepower, 500
lb-ft of torque
Ricardo 6-speed manual transmission
205mph top speed, 0-60mph in 3.3 seconds
Built in part to celebrate Ford's 100th anniversary
Ford began the new millennium with a bang. With the announcement of
their "GT40" concept car at the North American International Auto
Show, the heritage-based supercar design produced public
anticipation that was nothing short of staggering. Pulling from the
design language from their Le Mans-winning Ford GT40s, Ford was
able to place their modern supercar into production and became one
of the most powerful Ford vehicles offered. Sleek, powerful, and
fast, its timeless design was undeniably linked to the 4-time
winners of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Even to this day, the Ford GT
is still regarded as one of the best modern interpretations of a
historic race car for the road.
The Ford GT took numerous design elements from the original race
cars, such as the headlights, the swooping rear clamshell, doors
with roof cutouts, the motorsports-inspired seats and the simple
yet-elegant 6-speed shifter. The dash is centered around the
driver, recreating the almost cockpit-like experience of the
original Le Mans racers, tartan in design but with all the
information you might need. The supercharger is clearly visible in
the rear-view mirror (and heard) with the entire 550 horsepower
engine directly behind the seats, with the exhaust note piped
through dual central-exit pipes, giving both the driver and
passenger a taste of what driving a real GT40 might have felt like.
Other improvements for the modern age included an aluminum space
frame for reduced weight, Produced for only two years, the Ford GT
is an exclusive piece of Ford history that has only elevated in
popularity and value since its debut.
This 2006 Ford GT was one of just 238 examples built in MK II Black
for the 2006 model year, the final year of production. It was
spec'd with the rare black exterior with stripe delete from the
factory, and optioned with the McIntosh Audio System and forged BBS
alloy wheels. A true stealth specification, with the MK II black
exterior paired with black brake calipers is one of the best color
specifications that a Ford GT could have. First delivered on July
6th, 2006 in California, the GT has covered 4,531 miles, or just
226 miles per year. Upon arriving at Canepa for the 1st time in
2023, the car was thoroughly looked over and inspected via the
"Canepa Difference" process. Canepa upgraded the tire size from the
standard 265 fronts and 315 rears to Bridgestone tires in 265 and
345 front and rear, respectively. This noticeable upgrade improves
not only the handling and ride quality, but with a superior tire
compound. In just a month the Ford GT found its way to a new
caretaker, and after 3 years the car has now returned in the exact
condition that it left. Excellent driving dynamics, a design that
has aged gracefully, and an icon that has only grown in popularity
since its debut, this 2006 Ford GT is the answer for an enduring
supercar with stealth, until you flatten the accelerator and leave
other drivers behind.
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