The Ford GT40 Roadster is already a rare breed, and probably the rarest surviving example—the only one to compete in Le Mans—has hit the auction block. The GT40 coupe is a familiar Ford in ...

As documented in countless books and the movie Ford v Ferrari, the GT40 was developed with the sole purpose of ending Ferrari‘s dominance of endurance racing. And in 1966, after a couple of ...

Ford continued the GT40 racing program for the better part of the ensuing decade, developing various builds of its celebrated racer through 1969. After the GT40 dethroned Ferrari at Le Mans ...

The sleek, metallic dark blue 1966 Ford GT40 MkI Road Car, with black interior and right-hand drive, was listed by Mecum Auctions on Jan. 2, 2024, with one estimate placing its value at $7 million.

One of the lots crossing the dais will be this 1966 Ford GT40 MkI road car. The MkI race cars fitted Ford’s 289-cubic-inch V8 and smoother bodywork than the MkII cars powered by the 427-cubic ...

A rare road-going version of the original iconic Ford GT40 sports car has been listed for sale in the UK – and it could sell for millions of dollars, based on recent sales of the model.

There are entire businesses built around recreating cars like the Ford GT40 for enthusiasts who don’t quite have ten figures burning a hole in their pocket. While those kits are a great solution ...

Classic car electric vehicle conversion specialist Everrati announced in 2021 that it planned to bring out an electric version of the Ford GT40, the iconic mid-engined Ferrari-beater of the 1960s.

The Ford GT40 is one of the most iconic American vehicles ever made. Its sole purpose was to compete in races against Ferrari, which, at the time, won every 24 Hours of Le Mans race between 1960 ...

This 1966 RCR Ford GT40 replica is the only GT40 stunt car from the film that is street legal and it can be yours this September. In real life, Henry Ford II didn't have a car to destroy Enzo ...