Ford doesn't make or engineer them. AM General does. I believe they had a lot of help from Roush developing it too.
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The EcoBoost going into the GT shares almost nothing but the block with the FWD based EcoBoost that goes in the SHO and other Ford Products...
So a naturally aspirated V8 will appear, but what about a V6? "As low as a V6? Maybe," Roland hints. "The V6 is a perfect engine for this kind of car. We have a lot of potential with the V6, from 400bhp upwards, so it's possible."
It only took them 20 years since Ford developed that motor for them to bore it out and do some major architectural changes to it!
Yep, looks like an LS to me too.
Yea, WAT? I thought FWD at first too and thought "please don't tell me they took a last gen Impala SS' FWD drivetrain and stuck it in there." and then I was relieved to see the rear wheels spinning :-)
I'm with you 100% those canned tire squeals were driving me crazy!!
Nice! I'm going there for the first time this summer and intend on renting a car to drive on it. I hear there's rental car places just for nurburgring use. Do you know if this is true? And any tips for a first timer? (other than to stay to the right LOL)
Yea, probably just 80's quality for ya.
I'm glad he got rid of that roof spoiler though. Much cleaner without it!
And this is another reason why I run a dash cam in all of my cars!
It's no longer just a car! It's a Racecar!
Should've been an '89 Taurus SHO over the '86 Taurus SLO, but still an iconic car for the brand!
Here's a thought, does the USPS Vehicle have to be made in the US? I would imagine it would being a sort of US government contract (I know the USPS is not an official part of the government). This would eliminate a lot of vehicles on this list since the Renegade and ProMaster are made in Italy, the Transit Connect in…
I didn't know that! Interesting.