The GTD redefines what a Mustang can be, and to prove that, we've highlighted 10 of its best features that put it on par with the world's greatest supercars. It's a Mustang in name and looks only, the rest is something cooked up by a Skunkworks team in secret and will now be built by the experts over at Multimatic.

Now, it seems Ford is ready to reveal what the newest super-Stang can reallt do. On Wednesday, the carmaker released a teaser highlighting the Mustang GTD’s capability on track, suggesting that automaker may become the first American company to build a production car that can lap the Nürburgring Nordschleife in less than seven minutes.

Ford claims the GTD will lap the Nürburgring Nordschleife in less than 7 minutes, and is apparently getting ready to do a timed lap. We'll report the results when that occurs. The original article from June 13,

Ford's latest teaser hints that the Mustang GTD may have become the first American car to lap the Nurburgring Nordschleife in under 7 minutes.

The Ford Mustang GTD is the craziest version of the Mustang, but what it is about to achieve will solidify the Mustang name forever.

Mustang GTDs have been testing at the 'Ring over the past year, and Ford has confirmed that an official time has been set. The automaker plans to reveal all on Oct. 23. The Mustang GTD has been developed as the ultimate track-focused Mustang,

One of Ford's biggest challenges with the Mustang GTD was a goal it set for itself: to be the first American automaker to shatter the seven-minute mark around Germany's legendary Nürburgring. The company promised it was going for that big number and now has released a video teasing the Mustang's road to the 'Ring.

If Ford can pull this off it'll be the first American car company to run a Green Hell lap in under seven minutes