- Naturally Aspirated 5.0-liter V8: Producing 480 hp on 93-octane fuel.
- Supercharged Version: Boasting an incredible 810 hp.
- Trans Am-spec Model: Set to debut in races by 2026.
Shelby American unveiled these beasts at the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale, taking us back to the roots of Shelby performance.
The street version, the GT350, sees meticulous improvements across various components:
- Shelby by Borla cat-back exhaust
- Lowering springs and sway bars
- Short throw shifter (manual only)
- Flow forged alloy wheels (20” x 9.5” front, 20” x 11” rear)
- Shelby spec performance tires
- 480 hp Option: Available with manual or automatic transmission.
- 810 hp Option: Offered exclusively with manual transmission.
- Price: Starting at $109,999 for the supercharged GT350, including the vehicle.
Taking things up a notch, the GT350R promises over 830 hp with additional racing-focused developments.
- Optional carbon-fiber racing seats and harnesses
- Integrated roll cage
- High-speed Aero package
- Fully adjustable race struts and shocks
- ProSystems Alcon racing brakes
In collaboration with Turn Key Automotive/Motorsports, Shelby American ensures the GT350R's performance pedigree, designed for avid racers and enthusiasts alike. This model is expected to be track-ready for the most dedicated weekend warriors.
Shelby is producing 562 units of the GT350, including the R models, with sales through selected Ford dealers and global distributors. A nostalgic touch sees 36 GT350Rs crafted precisely, echoing the creation of 1965, directly available from Shelby American.
Shelby's ambitions extend into the racing realm, aligning with Turn Key Automotive for the Trans Am series in 2026. This marks a significant return as Shelby aims to carve a fresh narrative in its storied history.
With this latest unveiling, Shelby American rekindles its racing legacy, combining modern performance with classic inspiration. Both the GT350 and GT350R ensure adrenaline-fueled drives, whether on city roads or a challenging course.
