This will be my next car

Good day all, this is the Angry Systems Administrator. I have just read an article detailing the car I will purchase once it becomes available. This is a Ford, and the car is based on a series of wonderful automobiles.

The new car? This is the Ford GT. Here are some details from Auto Express:

Stunning Ford GT uses V6 EcoBoost with over 592bhp, carbon-fibre tub and body panels and will enter production in late 2016.

*Drool*

This all-new Ford GT supercar has taken all of the Detroit Motor Show limelight in 2015 – and it’s easy to see why. Confirmed to start production in late 2016, and cost around £250,000, (About 380K USD) it features an advanced carbon-fibre tub with aluminium sub frames, carbon-fibre body panels and has ditched its predecessor’s V8 for a EcoBoost 3.5-litre twin-turbocharged V6 with ‘in excess of’ 592bhp.

I WANT! I WANT!! I WANT!!!

Under the lightweight carbon-fibre skin is a mid-mounted twin-turbocharged version of Ford’s EcoBoost V6, generating more than 592bhp. That’s mated to a unique seven-speed dual clutch transmission. From power output alone, the GT should produce performance that strikes fear into the world’s most prominent supercar manufacturers, such as Ferrari, Lamborghini and Mclaren.

As it should! Worthless Eurotrash wimpmobiles.

The stunning GT supercar concept is a modern take on the retro styling of the first Ford GT remake we saw back in 2004, with a shape that harks back to the 1960s racer. The front end is immediately recognisable, but the enormous flying buttresses, wider stance, deployable rear spoiler and rifled exhaust give it an aggressive and far more modern look.

Take a look at the pictures. It just screams out “Get out of my way you Euroweenies or I’ll crush you like the insignificant bugs you are.”

Prices are yet to be confirmed, but a spokesman steered us towards the Lamborghini Aventador, which costs from £260,000, as a guide. There’s no official word on the size of the production run either, although the spokesman said it would be “significantly more exclusive” than its predecessor that sold a little over 4,000 units between 2004 and 2006.

At the current rate of exchange, that’s about $380,000USD. *Looks at bank balance* *Whimper*

I wonder if I can get a raise from the Angry Webmaster? Oh who am I kidding? Ok people, it’s time to take up a collection. Click on our paypal link and add a note that this is for the Angry Systems Administrator’s New Car Fund.

Thank you

~The Angry Systems Administrator~

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