The 2027 Ford Mustang GTD

The 2027 Ford Mustang GTD is unlike any Mustang before it: a street-legal, track-bred supercar developed alongside Ford's GT3 racing program. This is a halo machine, application-only and built in limited numbers, so the 2027 model carries forward its extraordinary hardware with a few exclusive new flavors. Here is what is new, what is changing, and what carries over as you explore the Mustang GTD at Kunes Ford of Antioch in Antioch, Illinois.

For 2027 the GTD expands with new editions for the most committed buyers. A Liquid Carbon version showcases an exposed carbon-fiber body for a lighter, more dramatic look, and Ford is developing a GTD Competition edition aimed at even greater performance than the standard car. The core GTD continues largely unchanged, which is a good thing given how extreme it already is. Build slots remain application-only, so reaching out early matters.

The GTD remains an exclusive, application-based purchase rather than a typical showroom buy. Pricing starts around $325,000 and climbs well beyond that with options and the special editions, though Ford had not confirmed final 2027 figures at the time of writing. Ford also applies ownership conditions, including a reported no-resale period, to keep the cars with genuine enthusiasts. Because allocation is limited and the process is unique, talk with the team at Kunes Ford of Antioch about availability and how to apply.