11 months ago
RTR Mustang Spec 5: 870HP For Half the Price of GTD
Imagine a super-fast sports car called the Mustang RTR Spec 5!
It's made by a special company and is based on the regular Ford Mustang, but it's much faster.
It has a powerful engine with 870 horsepower, making it super quick.
The car has a special suspension for better handling and a wide body kit to look cool.
Only 50 of these cars will be made, and you can even customize it with different colors inside and out.
It's designed to be a more affordable option for people who want a very high-performance car.
It's mostly available in the US for now.
RTR unveiled the Mustang RTR Spec 5, a high-performance model.
The Spec 5 is based on the seventh-generation Mustang GT and has 870 horsepower.
It features a modified 5.0-liter V8 engine with a Whipple supercharger.
Production is limited to 50 units for the 2026 model year.
It offers a starting price of $159,999 and will be available in the United States and later in Australia.
- Who
- Vaughn Gittin Jr.'s RTR performance firm
- What
- Unveiled the Mustang RTR Spec 5, a high-performance car.
- Where
- Primarily in the United States, with future plans for Australia.
- When
- The 2026 model year.
- Why
- To offer a high-performance, attainable alternative to the Ford Mustang GTD.
Key facts
- Model
- Mustang RTR Spec 5
- Horsepower
- 870 hp
- Torque
- 894 Nm
- Engine
- 5.0-litre V8 with Whipple supercharger
- Starting Price
- $159,999
- Production
- Limited to 50 units for 2026 model year
- Availability
- Primarily in the United States, with future plans for Australia
Quotes
Vaughn Gittin Jr.
Founder of RTR
“Spec 5 doesn’t reference our peers – it’s derived from the core DNA of RTR”
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“This Mustang embodies everything we stand for – confidence, capability, and our ‘Ready to Rock’ mindset.”
timesnownews.com
Sources
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