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The video is a review of the 2006 Ford GT, a supercar that is inspired by the legendary GT40 race car from the 1960s. The hosts, Thomas and James, drive the car on the streets and on a wet track, and experience its raw power, speed and handling. They also admire its design, features and history, and compare it to other supercars of its era. They conclude that the Ford GT is a special and exciting car that feels like driving a part of history. The video is sponsored by Hagerty, an insurance company for collector vehicles.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video review of the 2006 Ford GT by Throttle House.
2. The Ford GT is a supercar that is inspired by the original GT40 race car that won at Le Mans in the 1960s.
3. The Ford GT has a 5.4 liter supercharged V8 engine that produces 550 horsepower and can reach 0-60 mph in just over 3.5 seconds.
4. The Ford GT has no traction control, no driver assists, and very tall gears that make it challenging to drive on wet surfaces.
5. The Ford GT has a distinctive design that features toggle switches, a small steering wheel, a roof canopy, and a rear engine bay cover that opens up.
6. The Ford GT has very low visibility, especially in the rear, and the fuel tank is located right next to the driver.
7. The Ford GT has hard and slidy seats that are ventilated by aluminium grommets, and a Macintosh sound system as an upgrade.
8. The Ford GT is very rare and expensive, with a current value of about half a million dollars Canadian.
9. The reviewers drove the Ford GT on a street and a track in Vancouver, and experienced some spins and near misses with the walls.
10. The reviewers were supported by Hagerty, an insurance company that specializes in collector vehicles.