Ford has a history that spans over 110 years, and they have done enough things to leave a mark on the automobile industry. Ford is one of the car companies that are recognized by people all around the globe. In 1966, for example, the company entered Le Mans with the GT40 and won. It could break the Ferrari's 6-year win streak, and win for 4 consecutive years.

The Ford GT lineup is designed to maximize the car's aerodynamic profile and increase the response to demands on the track. Thanks to the patented setup that changed the airfoil shape, the company could achieve a 14% improved efficiency. Here are 15 reasons why you should buy the 2020 Ford GT.

15 3.5-Liter Twin-Turbocharged V6 Engine

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The 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine delivers 647 hp at 6 250 rpm and 550 lb.-ft. at 5,900 rpm. The engine pushes the rear wheels via the 7-speed twin-clutch gearbox. The car got the double unequal-length wishbone suspension with inboard damper units. There is also hydraulic power steering.

14 Aerodynamic Bodywork

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The company won't say the exact numbers of downforce and aero, but we already know that the engine is installed against the carbon bulkhead and the turbos are under the huge aero channels. Ford couldn't use the V8 engine because it would require more space and the car wouldn't be so aerodynamic.

13 Advanced Aero Devices

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Jamal Hameedi, the chief engineer of Ford Performance, said that "you would never have a hole unless it’s feeding a cooler." In other words, there are a lot of aero devices that enhance performance. For example, there are hollow rear lights, new splitters, an active rear wing, and an underbody diffuser.

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12 Updated Track Mode

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The 2020 Ford GT got a new Track Mode. All you need to do is to twist a knob on the steering wheel to "T" and confirm your actions with a button press. The car will instantly drop 50 mm. It weighs 1 385 kg, which is lighter than the Audi R8 V10 Plus.

11 Precisely Engineered Car

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In the Track Mode, the car is only 41.7 inches tall. You literally can't see the wheels as they disappear inside the arches. When you drive on the track, you feel like you have absolute control. There is only pure energy that's coming from a precisely engineered car. Ford also mentions a flat cornering grip.

10 Classic Formula 1 Car Interior Design

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The driver's seat is almost in the center of the car, which reminds us of the classic F1 car setup. This way, the driver knows what front and rare axles are up to. As Ford says, it wouldn't take long to get comfortable with the car, thanks to the instant chassis response and well-engineering brakes.

9 Centered Around The Driver

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Since drivers seat centrally, the controls just pivot around them. You can get away with actions that other supercars wouldn't forgive. For example, you can "trail brake right up to the apex without the back trying to step out of line, flick-flack through quick direction changes with not a hint of heave."

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8 Well Thought Out Interior Design

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The interior design is very simple yet it has all important convenience features. The infotainment screen came from the Fiesta. You get access to basic heating controls; most details are made of carbon fiber. The seats are soft with shallow bolsters. They hold the driver surprisingly well even at high speeds.

7 Enough Space For 2 People

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There is enough space in the 2020 Ford GT to fit 2 people. However, there is little space for everything else. There are no cupholders or gloveboxes, only an 11-liter trunk. You can barely find a place for a wallet or a phone. The controls on the steering wheels are ergonomically fine.

6 Only 1,000 Units Will Be Built

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The 2020 Ford GT costs $500,000, which is justified by the plethora of unique features. Ford has said they prioritize sales to long-time customers rather than just the wealthy. The company will build 1,000 units. Given the fact that Ford has a racing pedigree, there is nothing like the GT in this price range.

5 2 Appearance Options

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Along with optional performance upgrades, you can choose between 2 appearance options. One of the packages features a fully exposed carbon fiber body with new carbon fiber wheels. You can also choose between 5 colors, add titanium lug nuts and 6-point racing anchors. The Gulf Racing Heritage package offers new design options.

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4 0-60 In 3 Seconds

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With the 2020 Ford GT, you can easily get from 0 to 60 mph in 3 seconds and reach the quarter-mile in 10.8 seconds at 135 mph. Driving the car is easy, and its big body feels agile and light. The suspension transmits harsh impacts through the car but doesn't get choppy over bumps.

3 The Ultimate Expression Of Innovation

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Ed Krenz, Ford Performance chief program engineer, said that "GT is always the ultimate expression of Ford racing innovation, and as we know from the 1966 Le Mans through today, that means constantly raising our game for our customers." For example, the new cooling system allows increasing airflow by 50%.

2 Premium Akrapovič Titanium Exhaust

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Premium Akrapovič titanium exhaust is the standard feature in the 2020 Ford GT. The company mentions signature craftsmanship from race experts. They also say that the new exhaust helped them save 9 pounds of weight and deliver a deeply resonant sound. You will also hear unmistakable notes from the engine.

1 Electronic Stability Control

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Electronic Stability Control uses a wide range of smart technologies designed to give you better control of the car and keep you safe at high speeds. Sensors constantly monitor the speed of each wheel and the steering angle. When you steer sharply right of left, the system balances braking power.

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