2005 Ford GT Review Summaries

What reviewers liked most about the Ford GT:

Perhaps the best part is how Ford combined everything into a shape that?s still quite close to the original.

-- Car and Driver

Tenacious grip in corners, body lean nonexistent.

-- Consumer Guide

The car's 550 horsepower and ultrastable driving dynamics make the GT one of the most capable cars ever produced.

-- Edmunds.com

Seats are ventilated with deep bottom cushions, sublimely comfortable over five-plus hours on high-speed rural interstates, but equally accommodating while creeping through rush hour traffic.

-- New Car Test Drive

What reviewers liked least about the Ford GT:

If we could change anything, it would be to put some life in the steering. It?s accurate, but doesn?t communicate much.

-- Car and Driver

Taller folks, particularly those who are long in the torso, will find their scalps uncomfortably close to the GT's roof when seated.

-- Edmunds.com

Storage is almost an afterthought.

-- New Car Test Drive

Ford GT Comparisons:

Considering competitors' prices, the GT isn't all that expensive.

-- Cars.com

GT matches without excuses the performance of exotics from Ferrari and Lamborghini.

-- Consumer Guide

The Ford GT provides the kind of stability and confidence that makes other exotics feel nervous and unsure.

-- Edmunds.com

Best one-liner about the Ford GT:

Getting into the GT is a tough task that only Olympic gymnasts could perform gracefully.

-- Cars.com

Loud, but every sound a joy.

-- Consumer Guide

It's worth every penny.

-- New Car Test Drive

Turn the key, press the big red button, and the symphony begins.

-- New Car Test Drive