The Mustang GT4 Is Here and it’s Ready for the Racetrack

Ford is keeping its promise with its revival of the Mustang GT4 in Spa, Belgium. The corporation had said they would make Mustang for racers across the world, and they are delivering on it.

Exterior Of The Mustang GT4

The GT4 is dialed back as opposed to the GT3; however, it is still an intense track automobile with a ginormous rear wing, a stripped-down interior, and a lightweight body. The racing trim was given a colorful uniform created through Troy Lee Designs, who additionally dressed the Mustang GT3 and the SuperVan 4.2, and features the recently founded new logo of Ford Performance together with the iconic Mustang logo. Of course, the consumer vehicles will wear the colors of each team. It is thrilling to see this Mustang GTA coming out, and its layout is stylish but also strong. This race automobile is sure to be a looker on the track.

Interior of the Mustang GT4

The interior has a full roll cage, a Recaro bucket, a digital instrument cluster, a yoke steering wheel, paddle shifters with pneumatic actuation, racing pedals, and many controls in the dedicated center console.

Mustang GT4

The Mustang GT4 is the latest in the Blue Oval’s motorsports efforts, dubbed “Ford vs. Everyone” by Jim Farley, president and CEO of Ford. It’s primarily based on the all-new 2024 Mustang Dark Horse, similar to the Mustang GT3. 

“The Mustang GT4 is a key member of our motorsports lineup. Its placement between the Mustang GT3 and soon-to-be-unveiled Mustang Dark Horse R keeps the brand in competition at all levels of on-track performance and is an important part of our customer racing program. With this new version, based off the seventh generation’s new Dark Horse model, we’ve upped the game and are ready to challenge an entire world of competitors.” – Mark Rushbrook, Global Director, Ford Performance Motorsports

With the cutting-edge Mustang GT4, Ford Performance further expands its robust partnership with Multimatic to be able to assemble every Mustang GT4. The Ford Coyote, primarily based on a V8 race engine in the Mustang GT4, is developed completely in-house through Ford Performance, and will be assembled through Ford in Dearborn, Michigan.

“We’re proud to work with so many great partners on these race vehicle programs. It’s also special to be able to do all of the engine work for the Mustang GT4 fully in-house. We’ve got a great team, and I’m excited for Mustang fans to see the Mustang GT4 in action.” -Christian Hertrich, Motorsports powertrain manager, Ford Performance.

The Mustang GT4 race car additionally features Multimatic DSSV dampers, a Holinger dog-ring gearbox, paddle shifters with pneumatic actuation, and natural fiber frame panels, in addition to a completely specific aero package deal developed to satisfy GT4 category targets.  Ford Performance will, in addition, be extending the lineup of Mustang-based race cars with the Dark Horse R, that’s coming soon.

Kenny Ross Ford South

This is all of the data we know to date about this new Mustang GTA, and we’re so excited to see it make it to the racetrack. Once we know extra about this new edition of the Mustang lineup, we will drop that information for all of you to get the scoop. In the meantime, come on into Kenny Ross Ford South and take a look at the Mustang.