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Mustang GTD and ZL1/1LE Comparison
Now that GTD videos/contents are out, what are everyone's thoughts about it vs the ZL1/1LE?
Despite the extensive effort by Ford - it is still 650lbs or so heavier than the ZL1/1LE. Not to mention the price tag being north of $350,000. |
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Imho, $350K for a Mustang is an effing joke. If I had that kind of money to spend, a Mustang would not even be on the list, not remotely. It's also hideous, especially that interior with the giant screens. I've said that about the current Mustang since it came out. Then again, I also think the new ZR1 is over-priced for what it is.
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Effort by Ford? Doesn't Multimatic make it?... Maybe that changed, but IMO - if they DO make it, it's not a Ford product, and isn't comparable.
JMHO. It's bad @$$, but not a production car.
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The suspension is really cool, might be $100k or so just in sus. I dislike the rest of the car, and can't get over the weight.
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If you HAD to have a Mustang, and had that much to spend I'd buy this one for cheaper. I think it looks better, too.
https://www.thedrive.com/news/2026-s...-for-100k-less
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It’s a unique Mustang in that it’s the only Mustang to have a transaxle. That alone got my attention. Unlike the Camaro, the Mustang gets Fords best effort. Chevys best effort always goes to the Corvette. Top 5th gen Mustang made 150+ more HP than the top 5th gen Camaro. Top 6th gen Mustang made 150+ more HP than the top 6th gen Camaro. Both time periods Chevy had a motor that matched the Fords top motor output but neglected to put it into the Camaro both times.
While the GTD is expensive, every single one of them is sold out so people obviously do not care about its price. IMHO the biggest problem the GTD has is the ZR1 exists for roughly 100k less and MORE performance. I will probably never be able to afford either car so I will just be working hard and striving towards my goal of getting a C8 Z06.
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Between 2010 and 2015, the highest hp Mustang was the GT500 at 662hp. At the same time, the ZL1 made 580hp. Yes it's higher, but only by 82 hp, not 150+. Same goes for 2016-2024. The 2020+ GT500 made 760 hp. That's 110 more than the ZL1, not 150+. Which Mustangs are you talking about? I agree the LS9 and the LT5 would have been neat in the Camaro, though!
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![]() ...and the Camaro suspension was far superior |
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Are people aware that the GTD is about as much Mustang as is the Mustang Mach E?
Remember the Ford GT? Designed by Ford and built by Multimatic in Canada? What if they improved on the Ford GT chassis, made it front mid-engine instead of rear mid-engine and engineered a transaxle? Now, what if they put a custom Mustang wide-body upper on it instead of the GT upper? And built it at Multimatic, just like the Ford GT? That, my friends, is the GTD.
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Mustang GTD 8-speed stab and steer automatic. Camaro ZLE 6-speed MANual. Nuff said.
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I do agree that it’s barely related to the Mustang outside the engine. While the chassis is technically a modified s650, it’s gotta be heavily modified to fit the transaxle.
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Really no logical comparison at all. The Mustang GTD is a very low volume vehicle produced by a manufacturer that builds race cars, not by Ford, priced 5x more than a ZL1 1LE, and was driven by a professional driver on the Ring. This comparison couldn't be any more apples and oranges. I am quite certain though that a ZL1 1LE with some mods and driven by a professional driver could easily match the GTD for well under 1/3 the cost.
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