The first unit of the 2015 Ford Mustang GT was sold for $300,000 (€221,520) at an auction held by Barrett-Jackson, between the 12th and 19th of this month. This auction took place in Scottsdale, Arizona (USA)
This auction is no longer strange to us, since several days ago we had disclosed which would be the main “mechanical” attractions of this auction. Among the various car relics present in this auction, the Bugatti Veyron by Simon Cowell (€1,015,300) and the “doubtful” Ferrari F40 by Gas Monkey Garage (€547,893) were highlighted. most “recent” car present at the auction, the first copy of the brand new Ford Mustang GT 2015.
With a renewed 5.0 V8 and over 420 hp and 529 Nm, as well as a more European styling, the latest generation of the absolute American “icon” was sold for $300,000, an amount donated to charity, more precisely to charity. Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF), Foundation dedicated to the investigation of cases of type 1 diabetes. For the sixth consecutive year, Ford donates a car to JDRF, a gesture that has already raised more than 3 million dollars.
On the other hand, the happy and affluent(!) owner of the first copy of the 2015 Ford Mustang GT will be able to choose, at his own taste, any combination of interior/exterior available, or even the choice between manual or automatic gearbox.