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What does SVT stand for with Ford?

I’ve seen Ford make mentions of this before but I’ve never understood what the significance is. What does SVT stand for with Ford?

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 Special Vehicle Team.
Ford SVT came about in 1991 and the team was tasked with developing Ford’s highest-performance vehicles, like the SVT Lightning, the SVT Cobra, and the SVT Focus.
In 2015, Ford SVT merged with its European RS team to form Ford Performance.
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