Some supercars feel almost untouchable when it comes to tuning, and the Ford GT is one of them. With its unmistakable design and deep connection to Ford’s Le Mans history, it already carries plenty of presence straight from the factory. Mansory, however, has never been known for leaving things alone.
The rare Le Mansory Ford GT has returned to the spotlight after appearing in a new video that gives us a closer look at one of the tuner’s boldest projects.
This is not a new build for 2026. Mansory first revealed the car in 2020 to celebrate its 30th anniversary, but its latest appearance is a good reminder of just how extreme the transformation was. Power climbed to 710 horsepower, almost every major exterior surface was reworked, and the price reached roughly $1.8 million, or around SAR 6.75 million.
A Ford GT Transformed Beyond Recognition
At first glance, it is not immediately obvious that this car started life as a Ford GT.
Mansory described the Le Mansory as a blend of automotive design and haute couture, and the result certainly lives up to that idea. The body was widened by roughly 5 cm, while the original front end was heavily redesigned to create a much more aggressive look.
Carbon fiber dominates the exterior, starting with a large Y-shaped front element and continuing across the hood vents, additional air intakes, and other bodywork details.
The rear is equally dramatic, with a massive fixed wing, a three-exit exhaust system, and 21-inch Mansory YN.5 forged wheels completing the look.
The final result is a Ford GT that feels almost completely removed from the clean, sculpted design of the original. Whether that makes it better or simply more extreme depends entirely on your taste.
Mansory Also Gave It More Power
The visual changes may attract most of the attention, but Mansory also made changes under the skin.
The Le Mansory keeps the Ford GT’s original 3.5-liter twin-turbo EcoBoost V6, but revised engine management raises output from 660 horsepower to 710 horsepower.
A 50 horsepower increase may not sound huge by Mansory standards, but the Ford GT was already a lightweight and highly sophisticated supercar. It never needed a dramatic power hike to become even more serious.
A Surprisingly Restrained Cabin
Open the doors and the Le Mansory takes a noticeably calmer approach.
Compared with the wild exterior, the interior feels relatively restrained. Mansory reworked large sections of the cabin in Alcantara, while the example shown in the latest video features a predominantly white interior.
That contrast between the aggressive bodywork and cleaner cabin gives the car an unusual character, even by Mansory standards.
Only Six Were Planned
Exclusivity was always a major part of the project.
Mansory originally planned to build just six examples of the Le Mansory Ford GT, helping push the price to around $1.8 million when it was introduced.
Rarity, however, has not automatically translated into rising values.
One example currently offered for sale is priced at around $1.6 million, or approximately SAR 6 million. That is about $200,000 less than the car’s original price.
It is a useful reminder that limited production and dramatic styling do not always guarantee that a modified supercar will become a stronger investment over time.
The Steph Curry Edition Is Even More Exclusive
There is also an even rarer version of the Le Mansory.
Mansory created a special Steph Curry Edition, which takes an already exclusive project and makes it even more distinctive. Its estimated value currently sits at around $2.6 million, equivalent to roughly SAR 9.75 million.
That places it about $1 million above one of the standard Le Mansory examples currently on the market.
Mansory Le Mansory Ford GT Key Details
The Le Mansory is based on the Ford GT and uses its 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 engine, tuned to produce 710 horsepower instead of the standard 660 horsepower.
The body is widened by around 5 cm and extensively reworked with carbon fiber, while the car also receives 21-inch forged wheels and a three-exit exhaust system.
Production was limited to just six planned examples, with an original price of around $1.8 million, or SAR 6.75 million. One example is currently listed at approximately $1.6 million, equivalent to around SAR 6 million.
ArabGT’s View
The Le Mansory Ford GT is Mansory in its purest form. The goal was never to create something universally beautiful. It was to build something impossible to ignore.
That approach becomes even more controversial when the starting point is a Ford GT, a car admired for its clean proportions and direct connection to Le Mans racing heritage.
Some enthusiasts will see the Le Mansory as a rare, aggressive interpretation of an already special supercar. Others will argue that the original Ford GT was already close to perfect and needed none of these changes.
Either way, a 710 horsepower Ford GT with production limited to just six examples is guaranteed to attract attention wherever it goes.
If you owned a Ford GT, would you keep it completely original, or would you let Mansory turn it into something like the Le Mansory?
