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the company’s 100th anniversary | Ford | sports car

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by Ed Wallace

HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY, FORD

It’s official: Ford will build the GT40 to celebrate the company’s 100th anniversary. At an expected $125,000 price tag, this 500-horsepower V-8 sports car will go to just a lucky few who’ve managed to get their names toward the top of the list. To tweak an old saying: If you build it, they will buy. Even at this price, we expect this hot rod will sell out before the first one hits the showrooms next summer. Find out more at www.inside automotive.com.


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