Few cars capture American motorsport history the way the Ford GT does. The 2005 Ford GT isn’t just a supercar—it’s a modern interpretation of the GT40, the machine that famously dethroned Ferrari at Le Mans in 1966 and rewrote racing history. Built to celebrate Ford’s 100th anniversary, the 2005 GT channeled that legacy into a street-legal performance car that remains one of the most desirable modern collectibles on the market.
This giveaway offers a rare opportunity to take home a low-mileage, collector-grade 2005 Ford GT—without spending the six-figure price these cars command today.
Under the rear clamshell sits a supercharged 5.4-liter V8 producing 550 horsepower, paired with a six-speed manual gearbox. It delivers the raw, analog driving experience enthusiasts crave, backed by modern safety features and comfort equipment including air conditioning, airbags, antilock brakes, leather trim, and cruise control. It’s a supercar with old-school engagement and everyday usability.
This example has just 3,000 miles and was hand-assembled at Ford’s Wixom, Michigan facility. It includes highly sought-after options that separate the best GTs from the rest:
- McIntosh premium sound system
- BBS lightweight forged aluminum wheels
- Painted racing stripes
- Red brake calipers
The car has been climate-controlled since new and remains in exceptional condition—exactly the level of quality serious collectors look for.
One winner will take home this Ford GT, and the organizers will cover an estimated $117,000 in federal prize taxes. There’s also an alternative option: the winner may choose $300,000 in cash (subject to taxes) instead.
Proceeds from entries benefit veterans and children’s charities nationally, making this a chance to support meaningful causes while entering for the kind of prize most enthusiasts only dream about.
Modern Car Collector readers receive triple the entries for a limited time. Entry period closes November 13.
Eve Nowell