First up, you'll notice some familiar Mustang features. The GTD comes with a 12.4-inch instrument screen and a 13.2-inch infotainment screen. Both screens have updated graphics and a new Performance layout for the instruments, making the driving experience even more dynamic.
The steering wheel is another highlight. It's a new flat-bottom design wrapped in leather and Dinamica, with carbon fiber accents. This wheel isn't just about looks, though. It has buttons for adjusting the suspension and exhaust settings. And get this—it features 3D-printed titanium shift paddles. Talk about high-tech!
Moving down to the center console, you'll find buttons for the Track Apps and the front axle lift system. These features make it easier than ever to customize your driving experience on the fly.
Comfort isn't sacrificed for performance either. The Mustang GTD comes with standard Recaro seats, featuring a surprisingly restrained and retro gradient color scheme. These seats offer both support and style for those high-speed drives.
And one of the coolest touches? There's a window to the rear suspension in place of the rear seats. It's a unique feature that gives you a direct view of the car's impressive engineering.
Unfortunately, Ford hasn't released any pricing details yet. However, they did announce how European buyers can apply to buy this beast. If you're in Europe, head over to TheMustangGTD.com to apply. Applications open at 1 p.m. CET (7 a.m. EDT) on June 13.
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