The 2006 Ford GT was offered in one trim level with just a handful of accessible choices. It offered an aluminum body with twofold wishbone suspension, 18-inch front and 19-inch back wheels, uncommon high velocity tires and a supercharged 5.4-liter aluminum V8 motor putting out 550 pull and 500 pound-feet of torque through a six-rate manual transmission and constrained slip differential. Standard supplies included HID headlights, ventilating, keyless passage, power windows and a CD sound framework. Holders could choose an overhauled Mcintosh sound framework with four-channel intensifier, and in addition BBS fashioned aluminum wheels, red- or light black painted brake calipers and a full-length dashing stripe.

Prior adaptations of this single-era vehicle were likewise prepared. With an aggregate generation of a shade more than 4,000 units, the greater part of Ford Gts were 2005 and '06 models. Those looking for a long ago claimed GT ought to be mindful that some early 2004 generation models accomplished teething issues including spilling hoses and minor infirmities with the electrical and atmosphere control frameworks.

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