Z_Rocks
Well-Known Member
Honestly, these spy shots and videos are getting boring. Same body style we have had for several years and there are Hellcats running 800 HP already. This car has lost it's edge already.
Agreed. A spoiler is hardly a huge part of the overall picture.Don't read too much into the spoiler. There will likely be a tame and an over the top version available. What you see here is probably something that fit - that is all.
No. Not until the unveiling.I feel like this car should be well out of the "camo'd spy pic" phase dont you think?
Car has been in the "spy photo" phase a year now. They dropped some shitty cgi video using a 2002 need for speed simulator and back to spy shots for another 5 months. Ford's marketing for this car has been flat out laughably badNo. Not until the unveiling.
I understand that it may just be a spoiler from the parts bin. That is a given and manufacturers do it a lot with prototypes and mules. It is obvious that the final spoiler will be different. But the main point of posting this thread was to confirm that more than one version of the GT500 is being looked at. Not everyone is going to want a track oriented version of a car to drive on the street. For most, a big wing on the back (and if this car is a lot like the GT350R if it is offered with a radio and a rear seat delete) would not be practical. Keep in mind with the GT350 too, a lot of Ford's sales with that is with the standard GT350 for the more options offered. If someone wants a more limited number hardcore track car, they will look for one.Don't read too much into the spoiler. There will likely be a tame and an over the top version available. What you see here is probably something that fit - that is all.
Nice to see the VIR sticker. But Nurburgring, where are you? Should have been there a month ago.
Exactly what I was talking about above. Everyone thinks there will be just one version, and I was confident before this that Ford would not do that. To some, having one specific version could be too much.In listening to comments here, there is a good many of you who think there is going to only be 1 version of the GT500... ?
I am certain, Ford Performance is testing all variants of the GT500. Hence the many different cars/configs we often see. And logically, following the GT350 and the "R" version's rear "wing", I am sure each will serve it's function/importance. Just as the changes with the GT350 (base) and the "R" does.
Aero is important and Ford is paying attention.
It's been so long it feels they not only have a few variants but a whole range of GT500-based products, including GT500 truck, hatchback, SUV, and perhaps even a motorcycle.In listening to comments here, there is a good many of you who think there is going to only be 1 version of the GT500... ?
I am certain, Ford Performance is testing all variants of the GT500. Hence the many different cars/configs we often see. And logically, following the GT350 and the "R" version's rear "wing", I am sure each will serve it's function/importance. Just as the changes with the GT350 (base) and the "R" does.
Aero is important and Ford is paying attention.
I was excited for the GT500 2 years ago. Fords waited so long I've nearly lost interest. From the spy shots of the Corvette... WOW!2020 GT500 the most extensively tested car in history. Honestly there really needs to be some amazing features to justify a delay like this... FFS Chevy is going to completely redesign the architecture of the Corvette and get it to market faster.
Yes true. Can anyone confirm my suspicions?2020 GT500 the most extensively tested car in history. Honestly there really needs to be some amazing features to justify a delay like this... FFS Chevy is going to completely redesign the architecture of the Corvette and get it to market faster.