Edge design burst on to the scene with the revolutionary GT90 in 1995. The name hinted at the inspiration for the car, Ford’s highly successful GT40 road/race car of the 1960s. In format, there were similarities: this was a very low, mid-engine two-seater with fantastic performance potential, but in truth the cars were very divergent.
The GT90 resembled a Stealth bomber in the way that its triangular flat surfaces intersected one another. Under the skin, its technology was bang up-to-date racing-car: a honeycomb aluminum chassis, carbon fiber body and space-shuttle-type ceramic exhaust. Powered by a quad-turbo 720bhp V-twelve engine, it was intended to be launched in a limited series of 100 cars, but the plan never materialized. Much more significant was the GT90’s effect on the future of Ford design.
Источник: AUTO LEMON - USED CAR HISTORY CHECK