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Ford GT Gen I

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The best GT Gen I deals right now

Only listings we rate Great or Good make the list. Each is priced against our fair value for its year, trim and miles.

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    2006 Ford GT

    926 mi · Costa Mesa, CA · Dealer hidden

    $849,999 $165,274 below fair value Deal score 83

    Priced $165,274 (16.3%) under our fair value of $1,015,273 for its year, trim and mileage, based on 72 comparable listings. At 926 miles it also has less use than the median of $1,018 miles for the 6 model-year 2006 listings.

    Fair value
    $1,015,273
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What a GT Gen I costs by model year

Median asking price of the live listings for each model year. 2005 is the sweet spot: its median is 24% below 2006’s.

  1. 2006 $1,012,499 6 listings · 1,018 mi median
  2. 2005Sweet spot $772,450 6 listings · 4,309 mi median

Ford GT price guide: fair value by year and trim

How asking prices have moved

The average asking price across every model year, month by month. Up 72.0% since Dec 2025, from $567,078 to $975,184.

Show the monthly numbers
MonthAverage asking price
Dec 2025$567,078
Jan 2026$581,677
Feb 2026$617,871
Mar 2026$710,638
Apr 2026$721,913
May 2026$654,538
Jun 2026$652,935
Jul 2026$674,413
Aug 2026$720,138
Sep 2026$925,634
Oct 2026$919,602
Nov 2026$975,184

Our read on the GT Gen I market

From our latest analysis of this car, on .

Best value year
2005
Supply
Moderate
How prices are spread
Across all Ford GT listings, the middle half of asking prices runs from $773,675 to $1,168,724, with a median of $875,249. The 2006 cars average $1,103,326 against $847,042 for the 2005 cars, so prices step up noticeably for the later year.
How to buy one
Target the 2005 cars if budget is the priority, since they have a lower median price of $772,450 across 6 listings, and weigh that against the 2006 cars' lower median mileage of $1,018. Use the market's warm temperature and typical 61 days to sell as leverage, and make a firm offer on any car that has already had a price cut. Verify the history with a pre-purchase inspection and full service records before committing.

GT Gen I for sale

All 12 live listings in our latest scan, with dealers' asking prices. See every Ford GT for sale.

  • 6,466 mi · Pompano Beach, FL

    2005 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $722,197
  • 50,406 mi · Granger, IA

    2005 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $535,180
  • 3,707 mi · Rockwall, TX

    2005 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $774,900
  • Beverly Hills, CA

    2005 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $980,080
  • 9 mi · San Luis Obispo, CA

    2006 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $1,497,973
  • 1,018 mi · Englewood, CO

    2006 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $850,499
  • 4,309 mi · Costa Mesa, CA

    2005 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $769,999
  • 1,928 mi · Carrollton, TX

    2006 Ford GT

    Gen I 4-Option Car 1,928 Original Miles

    Asking price $899,998
  • 926 mi · Costa Mesa, CA

    2006 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $849,999
  • 6,227 mi · Tulsa, OK

    2006 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $1,125,000
  • 537 mi · Fairview, NJ

    2005 Ford GT

    Gen I Coupe 2D

    Asking price $1,299,895
  • Bridgeton, NJ

    2006 Ford GT

    Gen I

    Asking price $1,396,487

Prices are dealers' asking prices from the listings we track. Deals and our read come from our analysis of this car on Nov 1, 2026.