Ford Mustang GTD European release and applications

Ford has reopened the application process for the Mustang GTD in Europe, following the vehicle’s performance milestone at the Nürburgring Nordschleife. The Mustang GTD recorded a lap time of 6:57.68, becoming the first American production car to break the seven-minute barrier at the circuit.

The application window for the limited 500-unit European production run remains open until October 16. As previously noted, submitting an application does not guarantee a reservation, as Ford will select owners from the applicant pool. The vehicle features a supercharged 5.2-liter V8 engine producing over 800 horsepower and utilizes racing technology from the Mustang GT3 program.

Visual interest remains centered on the ‘Spirit of America’ livery, which features a Performance White body with asymmetrical red and blue stripes. Pricing continues to fluctuate across the continent due to local taxes and homologation costs. Estimated prices include approximately €359,900 in Germany and Romania, €364,900 in France, €366,000 in Belgium, and €370,000 in Italy. In high-tax markets like Austria, costs can reach upwards of €525,500. Uncertainties regarding road legality in certain regions may still restrict the vehicle to track use.