T he used car market has changed dramatically in the last five years after Covid hit, with many relatively affordable enthusiast car rocketing in value beyond most buyers' reach.

Some expensive cars can depreciate dramatically. While that can be a negative for the unfortunate owner trying to sell it, it can also mean an opportunity to buy a premium vehicle for a fraction of ...

This 2006 Ford GT in Speed Yellow has just 1,284 miles and is one of only 31 built in this color with black calipers. It comes with all factory options: black stripes, McIntosh stereo, forged wheels, ...

Nearly twenty years have passed since this 2006 Ford GT rolled off the production line, yet it remains virtually untouched. A one-owner car finished in striking Midnight Blue with painted white racing ...

The street-legal Ford GT may be long gone at this point, but there’s still one last chance to get your hands on the track-only version. The Blue Oval’s performance division just announced that its ...

Production of the street legal Ford GT wrapped up a few years ago, but the track-only model survived. However, it’s now coming to an end as the Blue Oval has announced the “third — and final — wave” ...

Ford announced today that the third wave of what is to be a run of 67 units of the Ford GT Mk IV is now underway. A majority of the 67 are spoken for, Ford is now taking orders for the remaining units ...

Production on the second-generation Ford GT has been complete for almost three years, but the V-6 supercar has lived on as an absurdly quick track car called the GT Mk. IV. All good things must come ...

Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Co.'s Chevrolet are mainstream automakers that sell millions of trucks, SUVs, and utility vans. But these days you might mistake them for exotic supercar companies.

One of just 50 Ford GT Carbon Series models, this 77-mile 2020 example in Ingot Silver with Competition Orange accents is now available for sale. The second-generation Ford GT is already a rare sight, ...

Ford GT enthusiasts are an interesting lot. Generally, they’re sort of a mix of hardcore fans of the brand and more generic lovers of exotic cars. Only half of them would be caught dead in a Mustang, ...