Ford Officially Dubs the Mustang GTD Its Most Powerful Mustang Yet

Ford has officially revealed final performance stats for the all-new 2025 Mustang GTD, the most powerful production Mustang in the brand’s storied history. Packing a potent 815 hp and 664 lb-ft of torque from its supercharged 5.2L V8 engine, the Mustang GTD sets a new benchmark for the iconic muscle car. It boasts a top speed of 202 mph, making it the fastest street-legal Mustang to date.

With its sights set on a sub-seven-minute Nürburgring lap time, the GTD features cutting-edge active aerodynamics, including a Drag Reduction System that adjusts the rear wing and front flaps to optimize airflow for speed and downforce. Additionally, its carbon-ceramic brakes and inboard-rear suspension with semi-active dampers ensure precise handling.

"We’ve been laser-focused from day one to create a supercar with world-class performance and the soul of a Mustang," said Greg Goodall, Mustang GTD Chief Program Engineer. "The GTD's heart is its 5.2-liter V8, delivering more horsepower per liter than the Porsche 911 GT3 RS."

The new dry-sump oil system allows the engine to handle intense cornering while increasing its maximum speed to 7,650 rpm, 100 rpm higher than previous versions. A smaller supercharger pulley and refined intake and exhaust systems, including a standard titanium exhaust, contribute to the Mustang GTD’s unprecedented power output.

While the GTD marks Ford's first-ever attempt at a Mustang supercar, it also represents the most expensive Mustang to enter production, with prices expected to start at $325,000 and production said to be limited to approximately 1,000 units.

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Ford Officially Dubs the Mustang GTD Its Most Powerful Mustang Yet

Ford Officially Dubs the Mustang GTD Its Most Powerful Mustang Yet

Ford Officially Dubs the Mustang GTD Its Most Powerful Mustang Yet

Ford Officially Dubs the Mustang GTD Its Most Powerful Mustang Yet

Ford Officially Dubs the Mustang GTD Its Most Powerful Mustang Yet