America's Forgotten Supercar Could Absolutely Bury The Corvette ZR1

A revived “GT90” concept could give Ford a serious U.S. supercar moment in the late-2020s—if it can match today’s performance expectations. The article revisits the original GT90, revealed at the 1995 Detroit Auto Show, which used a 5.9-liter quad-turbo V12 rated at 720 horsepower and 660 lb-ft, with Ford claiming a theoretical top speed near 235 mph. It also notes the concept drew on Jaguar XJ220 hardware and previewed Ford’s New Edge design language. For a potential 2028 production revival, styling alone wouldn’t be enough; the piece argues it would likely need 1,000 horsepower and suggests a hybridized twin-turbo approach.