Ford Reopens Mustang GTD Orders In Europe, Capped At 500AutoGuide.comMarcus LewinskyWed, September 16, 2026 at 2:52 PM UTCAdd us on GoogleFord has reopened applications for the Mustang GTD in Europe. Buyers get just over a month to secure one of the brand's most extreme road cars. The window opened on September 14, 2026, and closes on October 16, with European production capped at 500 units.ford reopens mustang gtd orders in europe capped at 500This is not a repeat of the earlier offer. The reopened window suggests prior allocations did not fill, or that Ford wants a fresh batch of applicants before locking in production. One catch remains. Ford has not published a country-by-country breakdown of how those 500 cars will be distributed.Pricing sits well north of €300,000 before options, a steep premium over the US sticker that reflects taxes and homologation costs layered on top of the car. Reported estimates put the GTD at €359,900 in Germany and Romania, €366,000 in Belgium and £315,000 in Britain. Local taxation moves the number further in some markets. Austria reportedly comes in around €525,500 and Norway around €480,000, roughly $573,000 and $523,000. That lands about $245,000 above the US starting point of $327,960 including fees.ford reopens mustang gtd orders in europe capped at 500Road approval remains the open question. Ford's own German site still lists European road registration as pending, meaning some buyers could end up with a car legal for track days but not for the street. Timing, taxation and where owners can actually drive the car therefore all remain unresolved for European applicants.AdvertisementAdvertisementNone of that appears to be dampening demand for the new Spirit of America edition, which was not offered last time around. It pairs a Performance White body with Race Red and Lightning Blue stripes across the hood and rockers, a treatment Ford calls a reinterpretation of the Mustang's tri-bar motif "for the contemporary age." Buyers can lock in one-of-one status. An Extended Color Palette option handles that.ford reopens mustang gtd orders in europe capped at 500Beneath the paint, the GTD's case rests on figures most Mustangs never touch. Ford quotes 815 horsepower from the supercharged V8, and positions the car as a halo model above the entire Ford Racing range, drawing comparisons to the Porsche 911 GT3 RS. Development took place at the Nürburgring, where, according to Ford, the automaker chased lap times to justify the price against European rivals.Become an AutoGuide insider. Get the latest from the automotive world first by subscribing to our newsletterhere.