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Unleashing the Mustang GTD: Turbocharging Track Speed with Aerodynamic Brilliance
Buckle up, folks, because when the Mustang GTD hits the Nürburgring’s 73 twists and turns, it’s aiming for a sub-7-minute thrill ride.
Buckle up, folks, because when the Mustang GTD hits the Nürburgring’s 73 twists and turns, it’s aiming for a sub-7-minute thrill ride.
Today Ford revealed the brand-new 2025 Ford Mustang GTD, an unparalleled technological masterpiece inspired by the upcoming Mustang GT3 set to compete in Le Mans the following year.
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