2003 Ford GT Specs

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Summary

The 2003 Ford GT stands as a testament to automotive excellence, combining robust performance with sleek aesthetics designed to captivate enthusiasts and professionals alike. Known for its powerful engine and agile handling, this iconic sports car continues to define high-performance standards.

History

Introduced as part of Ford’s GT series, the 2003 model marked a significant evolution with enhancements in aerodynamics and engine refinement compared to its predecessors. This generation saw Ford refining the GT’s already impressive capabilities, setting new benchmarks in terms of speed and agility, making it a coveted model among collectors and drivers globally.

Car Culture

Embedded deeply within car culture, the 2003 Ford GT is celebrated not just for its performance but also for its iconic design elements that have inspired generations of automotive artists and designers. Racing events and car shows often feature this model prominently, symbolizing luxury and performance excellence within the community of automotive enthusiasts.

Model Variations

• Body Style: Coupé
• Trim Levels Available: Base, Pro Track
• Engine Type & Size: Supercharged V8, 5.0L
• Horsepower & Torque: 505 hp, 445 lb-ft
• Transmission: Sequential Manual (6-speed)
• Drivetrain: RWD
• Fuel Type: Gasoline
• Fuel Tank Size: 22 Gallons
• MPG/Range: 11/16 city/highway (Approximate Range N/A)
• Dimensions: Length: 170 inches, Width: 71 inches, Height: 47 inches
• Cargo Capacity: Limited behind rear seats
• Passenger Capacity: 2
• Key Features: Leather Seating, Alcantara Steering Wheel, Anti-lock Brakes
• Safety Ratings: Not formally rated by NHTSA

Specifications Breakdown

Feature	Details
Body Style	Coupé
Horsepower	505 hp
Transmission	Sequential Manual (6-speed)
Trim Levels Available	Base, Pro Track
Engine Type & Size	Supercharged V8, 5.0L
Torque	445 lb-ft
Drivetrain	Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD)
Fuel Type	Gasoline
Fuel Tank Size	22 gallons
Towing Capacity	N/A
Key Features	Leather Seats, Alcantara Steering Wheel

Notable Changes from Previous Year

Compared to the 2002 model, the 2003 Ford GT saw improvements in aerodynamic design and enhanced suspension systems aimed at improving overall handling and driver experience, making it more competitive on both racetracks and road courses.