Ford GT (2017)

The Ford GT 2017 is trading at a median of £730,597 in the UK market, down 4.7 percent over the past year. With only two transactions logged in the past twelve months, the sample is extremely small, but the consistent downward pressure warrants attention.

The modern GT occupies a peculiar position in the collectible market. Produced in a limited run of 1,350 units globally and classified as an appreciating classic with a Holy Grail collectibility score, the car commands significant historical weight. However, moderate desirability and minimal trading activity underscore real liquidity constraints for prospective buyers and sellers.

The two cars tracked averaged just 30 miles, reflecting the speculative nature of recent ownership. These are garage queens, held primarily for investment merit rather than use, which is typical for cars in this price and rarity bracket.

The illiquid market presents both risk and opportunity. At zero active listings currently, there is no visibility into forward momentum, making valuation particularly dependent on transaction timing and buyer conviction. The extreme thinness of the market means each sale carries outsized influence on perceived trends.

Three and five-year projections suggest continued softening, with base-case estimates of £665,014 and £645,514 respectively. The momentum is downward, though the current "Bottomed Out" status and high-confidence BUY signal suggest the decline may be stabilizing. Collector interest in modern Fords remains selective, and sustained price recovery will depend on broader enthusiasm for contemporary supercar editions entering secondary markets.