A rare Ford GT Heritage Edition has recently surfaced on the used car market, sparking excitement among automotive enthusiasts.
With just 244 kilometers on the odometer after three years of ownership, this supercar is in immaculate condition. The Ford GT Heritage Edition is now up for sale, priced at $1.249 million. According to sources, only 27 units of this heritage color combination were produced.
The Ford GT Heritage Edition is a limited-edition supercar developed by Ford as a tribute to the GT/105 of 1964 – the prototype that laid the foundation for the legendary GT40 race car.
Adorned in the heritage colors of Wimbledon White and Antimatter Blue, along with premium carbon fiber accents, the Heritage Edition celebrates Ford’s glorious past while being one of the rarest GT models ever produced.
Ford equipped the Heritage Edition with 20-inch carbon fiber wheels, Brembo brakes with carbon-ceramic discs, a carbon fiber monocoque chassis, and a Gorilla Glass windshield to reduce weight.
Inside the cockpit, a 10-inch digital instrument cluster displays vital performance data. The interior features a sporty aesthetic with Alcantara-wrapped steering wheel, dashboard, and roof lining.
The seats are upholstered in classic Lightspeed Blue Alcantara, creating a striking contrast with the carbon fiber trim. The interior design emphasizes minimalism to reduce weight while maintaining the refined character of this exclusive supercar.
Powering the Ford GT is a 3.0L twin-turbocharged V6 EcoBoost engine, producing 669 horsepower, paired with a 7-speed Getrag dual-clutch transmission and rear-wheel drive. The car offers five driving modes: Normal, Sport, Track, Wet, and Vmax.
According to Ford, the GT can accelerate from 0–60 mph in under three seconds and reach a top speed of 216 mph. From the 2020 model year onwards, the car was upgraded with an Akrapovic titanium exhaust system and an electronically controlled rear spoiler that adjusts its angle based on driving mode and speed.
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