We’ve all heard about slot car tracks and the cool model race cars built to blast around them, but what about a full-size race car with a built-in slot car track? This 1969 Ford GT40 has a ...

Press a button and this GT40's body lifts open, revealing a 1:32-scale Le Mans replica slot car track with two remote controls.

Ford's GT40, built to win races above all else, has a famous history, but one part of its lore is largely unknown. What does the "40" in GT40 actually mean?

The Ford GT40 might be America’s most iconic race car, but it was right-hand drive for a reason. Discover the brilliant logic behind its layout.

CEO Jim Farley wants engineers to develop a concept of “a 1,000-horsepower, partially electric, totally digitally enabled” ...

The Ford GT40s from the 1960s were pure-blooded race cars. They were driven hard, sometimes crashed, got repainted, and upgraded with better components.

A 1965 Ford GT40 Replica with adjustable coilovers, billet aluminium suspension, and Cobra Mustang calipers - Kit Car Magazine ...

The original GT40 was a right-hand drive supercar, and it wasn’t a mistake. Here’s the real reason Ford’s Le Mans legend was built the British way.