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Shelby GT500 specs

Price in US $41,950 - $43,170
Car type Coupe
Curb weight 1759-1807 kg (3878-3984 lbs)
Introduced 2006
Origin country United States
Gas mileage 21.4-12.8 l/100 km (11-18 mpg US / 13-22 mpg UK)
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Acceleration

0 - 80 kph3.6 s
0 - 100 kph4.4 s
0 - 200 kph17.1 s
Est. 100 - 200 kph12.7 s
45 - 65 mph1.8 s
0 - 30 mph1.9 s
0 - 40 mph2.5 s
0 - 50 mph3.5 s
0 - 60 mph4.4 s
0 - 70 mph5.4 s
0 - 80 mph6.5 s
0 - 90 mph8.0 s
0 - 100 mph9.6 s
0 - 150 mph30.3 s
Est. 1/8 mile8.9 s @ 95.1 mph
1/4 mile12.7 s
1 mile33.2 s @ 150.4 mph
Shelby GT500 acceleration graph

General performance

Top speed253 kph (157 mph)
Est. max acceleration0.71 g (7 m/s²)
600ft slalom112.2 kph (69.7 mph)
Lateral acceleration0.92 g (9 m/s²)
60 mph - 034 m (110 ft)
70 mph - 052 m (172 ft)
100 mph - 094 m (310 ft)

Powertrain specs

Engine type V8, Supercharged, 32v
Displacement 5.4 l (330 ci)
Power 507 ps (500 bhp / 373 kw)
Torque 651 Nm (480 lb-ft)
Power / liter 94 ps (93 hp)
Power / weight 285 ps (281 bhp) / t
Torque / weight 366 Nm (270 lb-ft) / t
Efficiency 30 PS per l/100 km
Transmission 6
Layout front engine, rear wheel drive

More 0-60 and 1/4 mile times

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Corvolet3  1y ago

 


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Corvolet3  3y ago

In hindsight, I'm glad how the GT500 changed. I mean, the old ones were horribly slow.


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uptownfunker  10y ago

@FastestLaps: Please change the 0-100 mph on both Shelby GT500s.

2007 (500 hp): 9.6 sec
2013 (662 hp): 7.7 sec

References: already provided before


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uptownfunker  10y ago

0-60mph: 4.4 s (avg. 4.5 s)
0-100mph: 9.6 s
1/4 mile: 12.7 s @ 116.0 mph
1 mile: 33.2 s @ 150.2 mph

Reference:
First Drive: 2007 Ford Shelby GT500

BYANGUS MACKENZIE

JUNE 15, 2010

http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/coupes/112_0607_2007_ford_shelby_gt500/


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Fangio Man  12y ago

@Jeff D
That is not a full lap.


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Jeff D  12y ago

Nordschleife time (stock): 8:43.444

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XfRRP7K5xU


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Vendetta  14y ago

american muscle power!


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Viking  14y ago

@Super8 yeah, I would try the Super Snake version if I knew someone who would let me drive theirs. I would especially like to try out the 2013 model year Ford Mustang Shelby GT500. I am still impressed with the idea of a 200 mph Mustang. The least expensive 200 mph car, as far as I know.


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Super8  14y ago

@ Viking : You should try Super Snake version


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Super8  14y ago

The 2007 Ford Shelby GT500 can run about 170 mph in straight line according to my friend in USA. It's a fast Mustang but the handling it's a little bad in 2007 model but Ford is able to improve it in 2010 model. It's still a far behind the Ford Mustang Roush 415 in track race


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Viking  15y ago

@Mike B yeah it is a Ford Shelby GT 500. A mod should change the name. Shelby signed off on it, but the car is manufactured by Ford and its official name starts with Ford.


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Mike B  15y ago

This is a Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, is not a shelby


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Viking  15y ago

My impressions are as follows: it really is an impressive car. The weather was moderate, and I didn't put it on a track, so no heat soak issues. It is ridiculously fast, when the rpm comes up and the boost rises it has tremendous yet easy to control power. The steering is not as direct as my 2011 5.0, but the suspension feels well damped and controllable. Since he has the new style clutch, it felt very much the same (excellent), but the shifter is quite different. His Tremec six speed has a different pattern than my Getrag, and the shifter sits a bit more forward on the console. It is okay, but I prefer my transmission (more familiar and a bit smoother, I guess). I like my dash design better, but his exterior has more presence. He has taller gearing (3.31 rear), but his torque advantage makes up for it. Despite his lower redline, he doesn't need to be as fast at shifting since he can go faster in each gear before needing to shift.


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Viking  15y ago

Well I finally have had a chance to drive my nephew's 2009 Ford Shelby GT 500 Mustang as my dad and I visited him in Texas. His example is red with silver stripes, mechanically stock and still under warranty. He got Carroll Shelby to sign his dash and he has upsized the wheel/tire combination, and has had the clutch replaced under warranty with the newest style clutch (apparently the 2006-2009 models were equipt with a racing clutch unsuited to stop and go driving), but is otherwise just like when he bought it new two years ago.


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Mike B  15y ago

Like the other 2 GT500\'s this car is a ford, a Ford Mustang Shelby GT500


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Viking  15y ago

My nephew in Texas owns one of these (a 2007 or 2008 I think). He likes to show off its horsepower and according to his mother (my sister) it is quite impressive in acceleration. Build quality of modern Fords is excellent. This particular model has too much weight on the front tires to be optimal for road courses. Road testers also complain of too much heat-soak in the engine compartment forcing the computer to back off the boost and timing. Probably a fast car for early morning qualifying, but much slower during any multi-lap race. I might get a chance to try it out if I visit Texas.


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Anonymous  16y ago

is the laguna seca laptime correct i mean it beat the camaro ss 2010 and it has solid axle. wtf?


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whatever  16y ago

they made them solid axled because irs can't handle the power an tq made by this car withought investing more money into the suspension which would have made the car a lot more expensive and lets face it this is a drag strip car solid axles with stickey tire have better launches than irs due to the fact that their is no computer holdind the tires from spining to much so all in all the 911t might be faster the r8, the gallardo lambo, and many other foreign cars but the point is a lot of us have an easier time spending 40-50k then 100k++++++ so to these people on here saying well in blah blah blah we have this this and that well were in america we don't have the autobahn or very many curvy roads so a cheaper the lambo and audi etc car that has some pretty good times overall is just right for me


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Anonymous  16y ago

What you talking bout? i love mustangs!!! xD


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tlp  16y ago

Not many mustang fans on here...thats ok I guess. I just came to look at lap times read the same old crap about this car....too heavy blha blha blha.... stcik axel etc.

What I found was pretty interesting. Laguna Seca its not far off e92 m3??Its actually damn fast...at VIR its a tenth a second off e92 m3 thats a long track. Even got the 997???? Pretty impressive for a car that can be had now for 34K!!! If it wore m3 rubber it would have faster then m3 times on those road courses. cant be all bad?


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boss  17y ago

a front wheel drive acura tl type s beat this thing around willow spring......represent


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dfdssf  17y ago

it has 490 torque


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ur  17y ago

r u flipen retarded, ive driven shelbys and i know there faster that ur shitty data, redoo, stop messin up, of get out of the flipen game man,seriously man c'on


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BumRush  17y ago

Well a good reason is because its quite heavy and it has skinny rear tyres so there easy to spinn and mess up the launch, and adding more power doesnt help that fact, but give it to a proper driver and all that dissapears.


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Anonymous  17y ago

I find it amazing how the supersnake has gobs of power compared to this and the times are fairly close??


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Anonymous  17y ago

Hawker probably has a small c*ck.


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Anonymous  17y ago

Motor Trend got 0-100 mph in 9.7 seconds for a 2008 Ford Shelby GT500. I don't know if there were signifigant changes between 2006 and 2008 models.

http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/coupes/112_0807_dodge_challenger_srt8_vs_ford_shelby_gt500/specifications.html


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Anonymous  17y ago

10.9 to 100? really dude? c'mon.


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supercharger  17y ago

I agree with you on that the mustang's build qaulity is a joke all ford doess when it come's to makeing the mustang's is give them a ridiculous amount of power and torque and they dont care how well engineered their car is judging by the fact that the transmition,gearing,drivetrain suspension,tire's and all that other important stuff that goess in to building a good car is crap because ford care for all of this when it come's to their prehistoric mustang i'm telling you this if the mustang had a decent transmition and suspension it would be more than just a good care but it seem's that all ford care's about is the power and the torque.


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Anonymous  17y ago

I told you guys before they had an engineer from ford talking to graham fletcher from motoring tv and graham asked why it does not have a proper suspension and the engineer repied that most people that buy mustangs change the gearing on the rear end and graham just shook his head, ya what a poor excuse, quality is definitly not number one.