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2019 Mustang Bullitt PREVIEW 2019 MUSTANG BULLITT Is Back! Taking a sneak peek at the 2019 Mustang reveals a legendary model rejoining the lineup — the Mustang BULLITT.(1) For many Mustang enthusiasts, there’s nothing quite like it … even getting a chance to look at and daydream over a car like this is nothing short of pure pleasure. The Mustang BULLITT Legend Start with a Great Performer Steve McQueen’s epic car chase in the 1968 The 2019 Mustang BULLITT is built off the impressive Mustang GT Premium movie “Bullitt” made his dark green fastback model. Significant features that were new for 2018 include: the most famous Mustang in Hollywood. Some movie buffs still consider that scene to Performance Styling Available be one of the greatest movie car chases ever. • More powerful 5.0L Ti-VCT • Updated exterior Technology Mustang BULLITT limited editions have V8 with Port Fuel Direct from the A-pillar Features Injection (PFDI) been built previously in 2001 and 2008-09. forward • 12-inch LCD digital They have traditionally featured upgraded • Active Valve Performance • Restyled seating instrument cluster suspensions, intakes and exhausts, brakes Exhaust System surfaces with with MyColor® and unique wheels … as well as the trademark • Revised chassis designed to new patterns • Heated steering Dark Highland Green exterior color. improve ride and handling and colors wheel 6 | February/March | 2018 ® Copyright 2018, Ford Motor Company | Rights are granted to dealership personnel to download the contents of this web page in electronic or paper form. All other rights are reserved, including the rights to create derivative works and/or other web pages. Printed copies are not controlled. 2019 MUSTANG BULLITT 2019 Mustang BULLITT Sneak Peek Like the car in the movie, the BULLITT model (500A) is available only as a Fastback. It starts with GT Premium feature content and adds ... Performance Exterior Interior • The BULLITT 5.0L Ti-VCT V8 • 5.0L fender badges removed • 12-inch LCD digital engine with: • 19-inch x 9-inch front and instrument cluster with – At least 475 horsepower 19-inch x 9.5-inch rear torque MyColor – Increased top speed to thrust style High-gloss Ebony • BULLITT instrument 163 mph Black-painted machined panel badge with unique – 87 mm throttle body aluminum wheels chassis number – Modified GT350 intake • 255/40R19 (front) and • BULLITT logo on driver manifold 275/40R19 (rear) summer- airbag cover compound tires(2) – Open Air Induction • BULLITT door sill plates • Black NitroPlate™ quad System (AIS) • Green accent stitching on: exhaust tips – Revised powertrain control – Center console armrest • Bright beltline and window module calibrations – Door trim surround • 6-speed manual transmission – Instrument panel • Exterior colors: • Active Valve Performance – Premium floor mats – Dark Highland Green Exhaust System – Shifter boot – Shadow Black • Brembo™ six-piston front – Seats 2019 MUSTANG BULLITT • Faux gas cap on rear brake calipers with larger rotors appliqué with BULLITT logo – Wrapped center console – Wrapped knee bolster • Gauge Pack (oil pressure • Spoiler delete and vacuum) • Heated steering wheel • BULLITT-specific upper • Heavy-duty front springs and lower grilles (without • “Spindrift” aluminum • K-brace Pony badge) instrument panel appliqué • Red-painted brake calipers • Larger front splitter • White cue ball shift knob • Silver-painted strut-tower brace with BULLITT badge Safety/Security • TORSEN® differential with • Enhanced Security Package 3.73:1 axle ratio Options • Larger rear stabilizer bar • MagneRide™ Damping System • RECARO® leather-trimmed sport seats • BULLITT Electronics Package – BLIS® (Blind Spot Information System) with cross-traffic alert – Premium audio system includes 12 speakers, CD player, HD Radio™ and subwoofer in trunk – Memory driver seat, mirrors and ambient lighting – Voice-Activated Touchscreen Navigation System Additional Resources For more information about Mustang BULLITT, check out: • fordesourcebook.com • ford.com Preproduction vehicle shown. Available Summer 2018. (1) BULLITT and all related characters and elements © & TM Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. (s18) (2) Ford does not recommend using summer tires when temperatures drop to approximately 45˚F or below (depending on tire wear and environmental conditions) or in snow/ice conditions. If the vehicle must be driven in these conditions, Ford recommends using all-season or snow tires. 2019 MUSTANG BULLITT | February/March | 2018 7 ® Copyright 2018, Ford Motor Company | Rights are granted to dealership personnel to download the contents of this web page in electronic or paper form. All other rights are reserved, including the rights to create derivative works and/or other web pages. Printed copies are not controlled..
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