Los Angeles 2014: Ford Shelby GT350 Revealed

Derek Kreindler
by Derek Kreindler

No new details have been announced since today’s earlier briefing (and Ford is still cagey regarding output, only stating “over 500 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque) but at least we have pics that aren’t just crappy CGI renderings.

At this point, it’s worth wishing a hearty “thank you” to our army of sources who fed us dead-on accurate info about the car over a year in advance. We salute you.




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  • Sportyaccordy Sportyaccordy on Nov 18, 2014

    Here's the $64K question tho. This, or an M4? For me, the answer is obvious.

  • Jco Jco on Nov 18, 2014

    i am hopelessly in love. that @^$ sound. i will buy it just to listen to that every day. to have a flat-plane crank V8 in something other than a ferrari.. youtube - search for 'l-UmFO_RpYs'

  • Lou_BC Well, I'd be impressed if this was in a ZR2. LOL
  • Lou_BC This is my shocked face 😲 Hope formatting doesn't fook this up LOL
  • Lou_BC Junior? Would that be a Beta Romeo?
  • Lou_BC Gotta fix that formatting problem. What a pile of bullsh!t. Are longer posts costing TTAC money? FOOK
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