Ford is now selling diecast reproductions of the incredible 2017 Ford GT supercar. Available in blue or silver, it may be the only Ford GT you can ever afford.
Only a few hundred people will be able to buy the 2017 Ford GT Supercar. The company is only producing about 250 of the $450,000 cars a year.
Now, there is word that Ford is producing 1:18 diecast versions of the 2017 Ford GT, a fraction of the car, at a fraction of the price.
The model features a metal body with plastic parts. It includes opening door, capuz, capa and trunk, fully functional steering, four wheel suspension, and detailed chassis...

Remember back in September when cops in Avon, Colorado busted two Ford GT prototypes for doing 101 mph in a 50 mph zone? Well, we just got word that all the charges against those drivers have been dropped, and everyone is pals again. The reason why? “New facts came to light.”

We found this out via Ford spokesman Mike Levine on Twitter:

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@Jalopnik Now that all facts came to light, the drivers testing the new GTs in Colorado have...

As you can imagine, we're pretty excited to drive the upcoming Ford GT. We were huge fãs of the first-generation GT when it came out back in 2005, and we'll always be fãs of the original GT40. And forget the specs. Who wouldn't want to get behind the wheel of a car that looks like that?

But assuming you have the means, make it through the application process, and are approved to own a new GT, how will it compare to the competition?

First of all, anyone trying to compare the GT to the Shelby GT350R will be barking up the wrong tree. Yes, you'll be paying about $350,000 extra to only gain another...

If you're going to speed down the road, we don't believe the best vehicle for the task is an eye-catching prototype of an upcoming American supercar.

Still, that didn't stop a trio of Ford Motor Company [NYSE:F] engineers from pushing the throttle down a bit when traipsing through the Colorado mountains during testing for the upcoming GT supercar back in September. Two of three were said to have been clocked driving 101 mph in a 50 zone, while one wasn't speeding.

Now though, as Vail Daily reports, it seems the accrued charges are being dropped.

Because the three vehicles are the same make, model...