Mansory isn’t known for understatement. The German tuning house has spent decades turning high-end cars into extreme, one-of-a-kind machines. One of its most outrageous builds, the Le Mansory, started life as a Ford GT before being reworked into something unrecognizable. When it debuted in 2020 for Mansory’s 30th anniversary, only three were planned, each wrapped in carbon fiber with a serious power boost. This week, a new Le Mansory showed up—but not like the others. Unveiled during the NBA All-Star Game in San Francisco, it’s a one-off marketing machine for Under Armour, set to make stops across the U.S. throughout the year. It’s a surprising collaboration. Mansory is all about over-the-top supercars, and Under Armour makes athletic gear. They’ve never worked together before, and neither has much reason to be in the other’s world. But here they are—with a Ford GT inspired by Stephen Curry. The entire build is tied to his latest Under Armour clothing line, making this one of the strangest yet most attention-grabbing crossovers in the auto world. Read More Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro Lets Its V12 Scream at Paul Ricard A Wide-Body Ford GT with a Basketball Twist The first thing you notice is the yellow and black color scheme—a nod to Stephen Curry’s signature look. The body is nearly two inches (five cm) wider, reshaped with new aerodynamic elements that make it look even more aggressive. It won’t see a racetrack, but it has the stance of something built for speed. Inside, Mansory kept its signature blend of leather, carbon fiber, and Alcantara, wrapping the cabin in premium materials. The quad-headlight front cluster carries over from the original Le Mansory. The wheels, though, are completely new—21-inch forged rims in black and yellow, designed exclusively for this build. Under the hood, Mansory pushed the Ford GT’s twin-turbo V6 to 710 hp, up from the standard 656 hp. Torque climbs to 840 Nm, and the car can hit 220 mph (354 kph). The crossover with Under Armour isn’t just branding. The company is releasing a new Echo sneaker line in April 2026, styled to match the car. Details are limited, but expect something bold—just like the Ford GT it was designed after. Source: Mansory
