The 2017 Ford GT Didn't Hit its Top Speed, but It's No Slouch Either When Ford announced it will bring back the GT after a decade-long hiatus, everybody started boiling in expectation.

Is 216 mph fast enough for you? According to this Easter Egg, the 2017 Ford GT shouldn't have any problem at all hitting that velocity ...

So, it should be no surprise that the latest Ford GT's top speed is still 216 MPH. That's a tie with the prior generation, but those aforementioned engine improvements showed up in other ways.

The top speed is 216 mph, making the GT the fastest production car in Ford history. We don’t have a figure for acceleration but most of the cars in this class will hit 60 mph in 3.0 seconds or ...

The Ford GT was initially rumored to cost around $400,000, but pricing was eventually set at $450,000 before options. The GT is also a low volume supercar, with 250 units to be built each year.

2011 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Top Speed: 168 mph Most Mustang generations have some high-performance versions, with the top of the lineup being the GT500.

Ford has published a list of the drive modes behind the 2017 GT. One of them is called V-Max, and it unleashes the vehicle's top speed. But there's a catch ...

The full spec sheet for the Ford GT is finally out, and the newest American supercar will have a top speed of 216 mph thanks to 647 hp at 6,250 rpm and 550 lb-ft of torque at 5,900 rpm.

The Ford GT’s engine revs up so quickly that Ford’s engineers compressed the bottom of the rev range in all modes, instead focusing on the 3,000–7,000 rpm range at the top of the display.