Ford Motor Company is preparing to close the curtain on one of its greatest engineering triumphs — the Ford GT supercar. In an era where automakers seem obsessed with electric SUVs and watered-down hybrids, Ford has decided to give car enthusiasts one last taste of pure, unapologetic American horsepower.
The company recently extended the order deadline for its most exclusive machine yet — the GT Mk IV, a $1.7 million track-only monster that puts European rivals to shame. This extension gives collectors and racers a final shot at securing one of the rarest American-built supercars ever produced.
Ford Performance confirmed that order books will remain open until October 15 for the handful of remaining build slots. Only 67 examples are scheduled to be hand-crafted, a number chosen to honor the legendary GT40 Mk IV that conquered Le Mans in 1967.
This isn’t just a tribute car. It’s a full-blown statement of American racing supremacy. The original GT40 Mk IV made history as the only car to achieve a completely American victory at Le Mans — American drivers, an American team, American chassis, American engine, and even American-made tires. That single triumph in 1967 remains one of the proudest achievements in U.S. automotive history.
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