Ford Mustang Shelby GT350R 2018, Estados Unidos
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Driven only 7 miles and exceedingly fresh in every detail, this
2018 Ford Shelby GT350R offered from the Eddie Vannoy Collection remains in the
original packaging, including the factory window sticker, plastic interior
coverings and the protective film covering the rear spoiler. That state of
preservation, as preferable as it is to many a collector, is far from the
GT350R’s most attractive feature, for this is a car made to run, to attack any
race track in the great uncompromising tradition of the original
Shelby-modified SCCA racer.
The GT350R is arguably the pinnacle muscle
car in Ford’s history, as it is propelled by the most sophisticated and potent
naturally aspirated engine ever to power a Mustang and balanced by sensational
handling and braking. The essence of the GT350R is its 5.2L, 32-valve V-8
engine. Known inside Ford as “Voodoo,” it was designed from the start for
extended high-speed operation and is exclusive to the GT350 as the only engine
in the Ford lineup with a flat-plane crankshaft. A feature central to the car’s
character, this design contributes to efficient exhaust plumbing and scavenging
and improved high-speed balance. At full song—a soaring 7,500 RPM—it emits a
piercing bellow as it churns 526 HP through a new dual-mass flywheel, twin-disc
clutch and a revised Tremec TR3160 6-speed manual transmission to a Torsen
3.73:1 differential.
The GT350’s standard features include
Magneride damping, quad-tip dual exhaust, Brembo disc brakes, air conditioning,
AM/FM stereo, Autodim rear-view mirror, keyless entry and HID projector
headlamps. Reversing the original’s livery, this GT350R is cloaked in Kona Blue
paint with white stripes and fitted with a black interior incorporating
Shelby-exclusive trim. R-model specifics include a larger front splitter and
rear spoiler, stiffer springs and sway bars, transmission and differential oil
coolers, and 19-inch carbon fiber wheels wearing Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2
tires. For the peak track day experience, the GT350R is one very tough act to
beat.












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