Ford's GT is a 'Test Lab' for Company

Bill Ford, Executive Chairman of the Ford Motor Company, says some of the GT supercar's features will make it into the mainstream product line.

Jun 17, 2015

Bill Ford, Executive Chairman of the Ford Motor Company, says some of the GT supercar's features will make it into the mainstream product line.

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