What's Highland Green, has 18-by-8.0 tires and a 315-horsepower V8?
It's the spirit of Steve McQueen's Bullitt.
Read the Mustang Bullitt road test on Inside Line...
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What's Highland Green, has 18-by-8.0 tires and a 315-horsepower V8?
It's the spirit of Steve McQueen's Bullitt.
Read the Mustang Bullitt road test on Inside Line...
Donna DeRosa, Managing Editor
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kratas101 says:
02:40 PM, 11/ 7/07
*bows down to the essence of cool*
SubyTrojan says:
02:49 PM, 11/ 7/07
It would be cool if there was a shadow beneath the Mustang as it's catching air. :o)
I love its understated, "sleeper" look. To the untrained/unsuspecting eye, it looks more like a V6 Mustang than a lightly-modified Mustang GT.
hondacura4 says:
03:04 PM, 11/ 7/07
It is a bit "plain" for a special limited edition Mustang. For $33K I think I could find something with better overall performance , maybe a 350Z?
desmolicious says:
03:36 PM, 11/ 7/07
the 'plain' look is the whole point.
I think it's great, and the Mustang is one of the few excellent vehicles that Ford makes. It's an icon, like the Jeep Wrangler and the Vette.
cah11705 says:
03:56 PM, 11/ 7/07
That car is the definition of cool
not showy, yet very nice looking
its amazing what some of those minor details can do for a car
daytona_500 says:
04:24 PM, 11/ 7/07
I'm not really feeling the plain look, I mean you're paying more than you would for a Mustang GT, dont you want to at least look special. No spoiler, or even the double headlights? I'd rather have a Shelby GT.
sabastian says:
06:25 PM, 11/ 7/07
I'm not really a huge fan of spoilers, but I really feel like this Mustang needs one for some reason. It just doesn't look balanced without one. I'm okay without the stupid hood scoop and even the driving lights. Maybe a duck-tail trunklid or something...
texases says:
09:20 PM, 11/ 7/07
I'm with the plain look. This is exactly how I'd like mine - no spoiler, single headlights. Seems like there's no shortage of heavily done Mustangs, nice to be distinctive to those in the know.
Anonymous says:
10:13 PM, 11/ 7/07
I'm one for the plain look. Strangely enough, it kind of makes my car stand out during rush hour and at the race track, which is why I really like this Mustang!
hondacura4 says:
09:48 AM, 11/ 8/07
Maybe my use of the word "plain" was a bit of a stretch. I DO like it without the rear spoiler, and I like the rims, but the front looks like a regular V6 model. I think Ford could have thought of something that would make the Bullit recognizable as a Bullit and kept an equal amount of simplicity.
iskch says:
09:48 AM, 11/ 8/07
I like the Mustang-Bullit. The clean looks goes with the original and some of the upgrades is a small step foward than the loaded GT. How about a remake of the movie with a new Challenger coming up!