Summary

Less than 200 GTX1s were ever produced. 6-speed manual transmission. $25,000 optional single-piece removable hardtop roof. 14,970 actual miles.

Details

Less than 200 GTX1s were ever produced. This one features a 6-speed manual transmission and the $25,000 optional single-piece removable hardtop roof. January 4th, 2008 marked the end of the production for the Ford GTX1. The Ford GTX1 concept car was designed by Kip Ewing of SVT Division for the 2005 SEMA show in Las Vegas. The car was an instant hit at the show. Plans to build a limited production of the GTX1 were laid and agreed to between Ford Motor Co. and Genaddi Design Group. Clients would be able to upgrade their Ford GT Supercars into the GTX1 Roadster version at Genaddi Design Group's facilities in Green Bay, WI. There would be a limited number of 500 GTX1s built to the customer's request, plus an additional 100 SEMA edition cars built to duplicate the car that appeared at the SEMA show in 2005, were available. Only about 100 GTX1s have been ordered and completed by Genaddi Design Group. Like the original run of the Ford GT Supercars, the build cycle for the GTX1 was, and is, limited to two years. The GTX1 was made famous by numerous magazines worldwide, countless videos and YouTube shows - and even famed car aficionado Jeremy Clarkson of the BBC TV show 'Top Gear.' He claimed while driving the GTX1 that it was one of the best cars he had ever driven. This example has 14,970 actual miles. CARFAX shows an open recall for passenger frontal airbags. The engine compartment of this car has been signed by Kip Ewing and Carrol Shelby.