See Exterior and Interior Photos of the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD

Ford has revealed interior photos of the track-focused Mustang GTD, which replaces back seats with a view of the rear suspension.

By FordPublished: Jun 12, 2024

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While we've already got a detailed look at Ford's track-focused Mustang GTD, we're now seeing its interior for the first time. Along with extensive carbon-fiber trim and heavily bolstered Recaro front seats, the GTD replaces the rear seats with a window that shows the car's exotic pushrod-style multilink rear suspension in all its glory.

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The GTD looks like a street-legal version of the Mustang GT3 race car, but its interior appears to be surprisingly livable.

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Inside, there's the familiar dashboard-hogging displays and a flat-bottom steering wheel with unique GTD touches.

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The GTD's digital gauge cluster shows the car's 7600-rpm redline, courtesy of its supercharged 5.2-liter V-8.

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One of the GTD's neatest features is this window box that's situated where the rear seats would normally go.

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This secondary rear window lets the front-seat passengers watch the exotic rear suspension at work.

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Along with 3-D-printed paddle shifters, there are GTD-exclusive buttons on the steering wheel for adjusting the suspension and exhaust modes.

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The GTD's rotary shift knob has been adopted from the Shelby GT500, and it operates an eight-speed dual-clutch transaxle.

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The Mustang GTD also gets its own welcome and farewell graphics that appear on its 13.2-inch touchscreen.

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These Recaro front seats are standard on the Mustang GTD, and they look a lot more comfortable than the thinly padded buckets on other hardcore track cars.