Wayne Gretzky's Low-Mile Ford GT Heritage Edition Hits the Market
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A unique blend of sports legacy and American automotive history is now up for grabs, as Wayne Gretzky's former 2006 Ford GT Heritage Edition has officially been listed for sale by Merit Partners in Atlanta.
The ultra-low-mileage supercar—showing just 1,226 miles on the odometer—was originally delivered new to 'The Great One' during Ford's celebrated, limited run of its retro-styled GT. This example stands out as not only a pristine collector-grade vehicle but also one with direct ties to the most decorated player in NHL history.
Finished in the factory Gulf Racing Heritage livery, the coupe is adorned with Gretzky's iconic No. 99, a subtle but unmistakable nod to the hockey legend's legacy. The livery pays homage to the Ford GT40s that famously triumphed at Le Mans in the 1960s, cementing their place in motorsports lore by defeating Ferrari.
Beneath the car's sleek, aerodynamic body sits a 5.4-liter supercharged V8 delivering 550 horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque, channeled to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual transmission. Capable of sprinting from 0 to 60 mph in just over three seconds and reaching a top speed beyond 200 mph, the GT is a purist's supercar with analog controls and no driver aids.
Inside, the cockpit remains a model of minimalist performance. Black leather bucket seats and a tall shifter greet the driver, complemented by classic toggle switches on the dash. The cabin is reportedly in showroom condition, a reflection of the car's careful ownership and limited use.
Now listed for sale on , Gretzky's Ford GT presents a rare opportunity for enthusiasts and collectors to own a vehicle that merges championship pedigree with one of the most iconic American supercars ever built.
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