2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350

9,400 Miles | California Car | Clean Carfax

The 2020 Shelby GT350 represents the final chapter of Ford's legendary naturally aspirated Voodoo-powered Shelby — and Ford didn't simply send it out unchanged. For the final 2019 and 2020 model years, Ford gave the GT350 a significant round of refinements, bringing revised suspension tuning, updated aerodynamics, revised Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires, improved steering calibration, and other chassis and performance enhancements developed from years of Shelby engineering and track experience. With 2020 being the final model year of GT350 production, these cars represent the ultimate evolution of Ford's original flat-plane-crank Shelby before the nameplate gave way to the GT500. Presented in Magnetic Metallic over Ebony leather-trimmed sport seats, this particular GT350 is an exceptionally low-mile example with just 9,400 miles, a two-owner California history, and a clean Carfax. This Shelby was ordered with a particularly desirable combination of factory equipment and has since been thoughtfully enhanced with tasteful enthusiast upgrades that complement rather than compromise its factory character. At the heart of the GT350 is Ford's extraordinary naturally aspirated 5.2-liter Voodoo V8, producing 526 horsepower and 429 lb-ft of torque, paired exclusively with a Tremec six-speed manual transmission. The combination of a 8,250-rpm redline, flat-plane crankshaft, razor-sharp throttle response, and an expertly developed chassis gives the GT350 a character that is increasingly rare in the modern performance-car world. And this isn't simply a powerful Mustang. The GT350 was engineered as a serious driver's car, with a purpose-built chassis, MagneRide suspension, Brembo braking system, and the kind of high-speed balance that made it equally at home on a back road or a race track. This GT350 has been further enhanced with a collection of quality components chosen specifically to complement its factory performance. The result is an even more purposeful-looking GT350 with an aggressive stance, exceptional grip, and a more pronounced exhaust note, while maintaining the mechanical integrity and character of the original Shelby. The Final GT350, there is something particularly appealing about a final-year performance car when the manufacturer took the opportunity to perfect the formula rather than simply end production. The 2019–2020 GT350s received meaningful refinements developed from Ford's continued experience with the platform, making these final cars arguably the most mature versions of the Voodoo-powered Shelby. And with 2020 marking the end of GT350 production, this car occupies a special place in the modern Mustang story. With only 9,400 miles, two owners, a clean Carfax, California provenance, excellent factory equipment, and a carefully selected set of enthusiast upgrades, this is the kind of GT350 that deserves the attention of someone looking for more than just another Mustang. It is a final-year, low-mile Shelby GT350 — the ultimate evolution of Ford's naturally aspirated Voodoo formula and one of the most memorable driver's cars of its generation.