Now this is really nice but no RHD UK version (yet)....



http://www.pistonheads.com/news/ph-driven/...e=20151001

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Yours Gaz?

No but......

Reports suggest Ford won't be making any RHD variants of the GT350 as the bonnet is a different design to the standard models and would then have to pass pedestrian safety tests which Ford insiders reckon it won't do. Or that RHD is too limited a market to be financially viable for the production numbers?

Regardless, it sounds bloody gorgeous and looks stunning but remember this is a Ford GT350 and hasn't any Shelby badges or involvement. Shelby will have their own variant which I suspect will probably be even better. Si. <This is my name.

I eat rat poison.

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Well its being marketed and sold as the Ford SHELBY GT350....

It would seem to be a Ford Special Vehicles car like the previous GT500's

http://www.ford.com/cars/mustang/trim/shelbygt350/

PS: I know Carrol Shelbys Current Company (Shelby American Inc) modifies Mustangs such as this http://www.shelbyamerican.com/?topic=vehicles&art=Supersnake but the Shelby GT350 appears to be as much of a Ford SVT "Shelby" as the Shelby GT500

A friend of mine who also races Mustangs drove one of these with the track pack fitted at Lime Rock Park and says it's absolutely stunning & very capable as well as very reasonably priced ($49,000 in the US).

Not getting the GT350 but we are getting the replacement to the GT500 in about a year , so Right hand drive Shelby's will be made  2008 MY Supercharged
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British Marques like Rolls Royce, Bentley, Jaguar, and Lotus only sell a very small number of cars in the USA (or anywhere ). But they still manage to make LHD cars. Why do the American "Big Three" think it's okay to try and flog cars with steering wheels on the wrong side fir the country to which they're exported?

I'm laughing thinking of what the average American road would look like if Honda and Toyota decided that each and every one of there cars had the steering wheel placed as per the home country requirements.