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This 11-mile Ford GT will make your blood boil

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This 11-mile Ford GT will make your blood boil | Top Gear

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Is there anything more frustrating than a garaged-from-new supercar?

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This 11-mile Ford GT will make your blood boil

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Is there anything more frustrating than a garaged-from-new supercar?

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Is there anything more frustrating than a garaged-from-new supercar?

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This 11-mile Ford GT will make your blood boil

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This 11-mile Ford GT will make your blood boil

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This 11-mile Ford GT will make your blood boil

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Is there anything more frustrating than a garaged-from-new supercar?

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The Ford GT you see above is an achingly beautiful, fully-optioned monster of a supercar. We absolutely adore it, but it also makes our blood boil.

That’s because this particular example has covered just 11.7 miles in its 13-year life. Yep, the big Ford was delivered to a dealership in Texas back in 2006, purchased by its current owner, and then stuck in a garage – never to see the light of day.

“It’s an investment,” people may try and tell you. Nope, it’s a crime in our eyes.

The GT arrived in 2005 as an homage to the Le Mans legends of the 1960s. It was one of the last properly analogue supercars, with a 5.4-litre supercharged V8 shoving 550bhp and 500lb ft of torque to the rear wheels through a six-speed manual ‘box.

It deserves to be driven, and the headline figures don’t even look out of place in today’s hypercar-filled market. A 205mph top speed and 0-60mph in 3.3 seconds make this hunk of Detroit metal properly quick.

As previously mentioned too, this specific car has all four options that you could spec at the time – those iconic racing stripes, red brake calipers, forged BBS wheels and a McIntosh radio. Lovely.

In a way we’re sorry that we had to show you this because, if you’re like us, then the lack of miles will fill your heart with anger and sorrow. There’s good news though – this car is currently up for sale in one of RM Sotheby’s online auctions.

It’s estimated to sell for between $280,000 - $340,000, so please somebody buy it and drive the thing...

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The Ford GT you see above is an achingly beautiful, fully-optioned monster of a supercar. We absolutely adore it, but it also makes our blood boil.

That’s because this particular example has covered just 11.7 miles in its 13-year life. Yep, the big Ford was delivered to a dealership in Texas back in 2006, purchased by its current owner, and then stuck in a garage – never to see the light of day.

“It’s an investment,” people may try and tell you. Nope, it’s a crime in our eyes.

The GT arrived in 2005 as an homage to the Le Mans legends of the 1960s. It was one of the last properly analogue supercars, with a 5.4-litre supercharged V8 shoving 550bhp and 500lb ft of torque to the rear wheels through a six-speed manual ‘box.

It deserves to be driven, and the headline figures don’t even look out of place in today’s hypercar-filled market. A 205mph top speed and 0-60mph in 3.3 seconds make this hunk of Detroit metal properly quick.

As previously mentioned too, this specific car has all four options that you could spec at the time – those iconic racing stripes, red brake calipers, forged BBS wheels and a McIntosh radio. Lovely.

In a way we’re sorry that we had to show you this because, if you’re like us, then the lack of miles will fill your heart with anger and sorrow. There’s good news though – this car is currently up for sale in one of RM Sotheby’s online auctions.

It’s estimated to sell for between $280,000 - $340,000, so please somebody buy it and drive the thing...

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Is there anything more frustrating than a garaged-from-new supercar?