Mansory’s Ford GT Le Mansory Transforms Stephen Curry’s Sneaker Into a Car | Carscoops

      The third and last "Le Mansory" takes inspiration from Stephen Curry's latest signature sneaker.

      This unique yellow and carbon fiber GT was created in collaboration with Under Armour.

      Introduced at the NBA All-Star Game, it reflects the design of a recently launched sneaker.

      Performance enhancements elevate its twin-turbo V6 engine to 700 horsepower and 619 lb-ft of torque.

      Mansory is known for enhancing already extreme supercars, often making them even more outrageous—sometimes to good effect, but often not. In mid-2020, the tuner astonished the automotive world with a bold body kit for the Ford GT, giving it a look reminiscent of something that emerged from the underworld. Fast forward to 2025, and that same controversial design has arrived in the U.S., thanks to a partnership with Under Armour.

      This custom Mansory Ford GT, named the Le Mansory, is inspired by NBA icon Stephen Curry. It features the same yellow-and-black color scheme as the new Echo sneaker that Under Armour and Curry unveiled at the NBA All-Star Game. According to Mansory, this showcase vehicle is part of a nationwide campaign, so it will likely appear at various upcoming events.

      The one-off model is as extreme as a Mansory-modified supercar can be. Every panel on the Ford GT has been altered or replaced, leaving it with very little resemblance to its original form, except for the taillights. The front end is dominated by carbon fiber accents with a checkered pattern, new headlights, and straightforward horizontal DRLs, along with a newly designed hood by Mansory’s Atelier division.

      The rear of the car is equally extravagant, featuring custom carbon fiber rocker panels and skirts, new wing mirror covers, and two large roof scoops (whether these are functional remains uncertain). Mansory has also added a new engine cover, carbon fiber flying buttresses, an oversized rear wing, a new diffuser, and three exhaust outlets.

      The changes extend beneath the surface as well, with a bright yellow engine cover to complement the exterior. The interior is adorned with yellow and black leather and Alcantara, showcasing Mansory and Under Armour branding.

      The 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6 engine has undergone significant upgrades, allowing it to generate 700 hp and 619 lb-ft (840 Nm) of torque. Only three units of the Le Mansory have been produced, and this is the third and final one—probably for the best.