Eccentric German tuner MANSORY presents the complete conversion “Le MANSORY” based on the Ford GT – the cult super sports car from America, which became a legend through the film “Le Mans” Under the motto “One car per decade”, “Le MANSORY”, which is limited to only 3 copies worldwide, forms another special edition on the occasion of MANSORY’s 30th anniversary in 2020. The tuner has listed its first example for sale on Mobile.de with an asking price of €1.8 million, or $2,124,810 at current exchange rates. For context, that’s more than four times the cost of a new, base Ford GT, and nearly double what stock examples sell for on the used market.
There’s a full carbon fiber body in place of the factory panels and an entirely new fascia with weird eyebrow-like headlights. There’s also a big wing out back, a neat tri-exit exhaust setup, and dual roof scoops. Instead of blue, Le Mansory #2 has been finished in black with red accents. The Interior is just as customized, with retrimmed panels and seats to match the exterior color palette. Behind the cabin sits a modified version of the GT’s 3.5-liter twin-turbo V-6 making a claimed 700 horsepower and 620 lb-ft of torque. Mansory says top speed is 220 mph, a slight bump from the stock GT’s 216 mph.
The car sports totally new carbon fiber panels shaped in questionable angles, and an entirely new fascia with angry-looking headlights. There are also roof scoops, side skirt extensions, a massive wing out back, and a tri-exit exhaust setup. The interior is equally as ridiculous, with two-tone seats and what seems like acres of Alcantara. The engine bay has been treated to bright blue cladding and several Mansory badges.The second Ford GT Le Mansory packs the same design changes as the first model, albeit dressed in a new red and black colorway. Mansory has said that it plans to build three units of the GT Le Mansory.
Luxury cars and their special style have always been the passion of Kourosh Mansory, the owner and namesake of MANSORY. This enthusiasm made him spend many years in England and personally commit himself to automobile values such as tradition, craftsmanship and well-engineered technology. Already when the company was founded in 1989, special attention was therefore given to the brands Rolls Royce, Bentley, Aston Martin and Ferrari. In mid 2001, the company moved from Munich to Fichtelgebirge. At its new location in Brand in the vicinity of Bayreuth which is famous for its Wagner Festival, the skilled team produces high-end tuning in all disciplines of individual automobile manufacturing. By taking over the business division Porsche-Tuning from Swiss Rinspeed AG in November 2007, MANSORY additionally extended its product portfolio.
