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Two Mustang GT 390s were modified for the making of Bullitt – which included a dark Highland Green paint scheme, no exterior badges, scoops or spoilers and adorned with a black-mesh grille absent of Ford's iconic pony badging. Of the two, this is the only surviving car.

The Mustang GT has all the sporty looks and appeal that you have with the Bullitt. The only difference is the grille will be branded with the iconic pony. So, if that's something you really like, then the GT has it. Under the hood, you'll find a 5.0L Ti-VCT V8 engine that deliver 460 hp and 420 lb-ft of torque.25 Jul 2020

This 5th Generation Stage 2 Whipple Supercharger takes your Bullitt to another level. Rule the street and track with this powerful upgrade that pushes your Mustang to over 800 horsepower! ... With the supercharger mounting directly on top of the engine, you will get nearly immediate throttle response and power.

The 2019 Ford Mustang Bullitt is no Superbird in terms of investment potential; not least because Ford will build many more over a two-year run than the mere 135 Hemi Superbirds produced in 1970. ... Fortunately, judged on its merits, Ford's special-edition 'Stang is one hell of a muscle car.7 Sep 2018

The Steve McQueen movie-inspired pony car is not on the roster for 2021, so the final car is a 2020 model, coming off the heels of a two-year production run. The final run was confirmed by Mustang spokesperson Berj Alexanian to Ford Authority in an article published yesterday.1 Feb 2021

1968 Mustang GT Fastback – The Original Bullitt Two Mustang GTs were used for the movie Bullitt starring Steve McQueen. Both cars had 390-cubic inch V8 engines with four-speed transmissions.3 Jan 2020

A limited-edition Ford Mustang based on the exact one Steve McQueen drove in the '68 classic Bullitt will soon go under the gavel at Monterey Car Week. The commemorative pony was released back in 2019 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the beloved '60s thriller.15 Jul 2021

The Bullitt Mustang is loaded with slight body changes and special features to improve its performance and handling, as well as mimic the throaty sound of the original GT 390 Fastback in the movie. Compared to the regular Mustang, the Bullitt edition has: Lower ground clearance. Performance-grade shocks (Tokico brand)

Under the hood of the Mustang GT sits a 5.0-liter, Coyote V-8 engine. Direct injection helps it to produce a rousing 460 horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque. ... To give the limited-production Mustang Bullitt an extra dose of performance, Ford retuned its engine to produce 475 horsepower.

Two Mustang GT 390s were modified for the making of Bullitt – which included a dark Highland Green paint scheme, no exterior badges, scoops or spoilers and adorned with a black-mesh grille absent of Ford's iconic pony badging. Of the two, this is the only surviving car.

The 1968 Ford Mustang GT driven by Steve McQueen in the legendary chase scene in the movie “Bullitt” sold on Friday for $3.74 million. “It's a record auction price for any Mustang ever sold,” said Dana Mecum, the principal of the auction house, Mecum Auctions, that sold the car.12 Jan 2020

The 2020 Ford Mustang Bullitt looks beautiful, handles well, and boasts iconic styling — but it also comes in at $8,000 higher than the Mustang GT Premium, without much extra performance for the price.7 Sep 2020

The carbon fiber Shelby GT500CR Mustang concept car has officially gone into production as of Thursday. Only 25 of the vehicles will be made per year, at a starting price of $298,000 each. Designers will take 12 to 18 months to assemble the made-to-order classic known for its speed and design.12 Sep 2020

The Steve McQueen movie-inspired pony car is not on the roster for 2021, so the final car is a 2020 model, coming off the heels of a two-year production run. The final run was confirmed by Mustang spokesperson Berj Alexanian to Ford Authority in an article published yesterday.1 Feb 2021

1968 Mustang GT Fastback – The Original Bullitt Two Mustang GTs were used for the movie Bullitt starring Steve McQueen. Both cars had 390-cubic inch V8 engines with four-speed transmissions. The engine supposedly made 320 horsepower and 427 lb.3 Jan 2020

The iconic movie car has been owned by the Kiernan family since 1974. After nearly 50 years, McQueen's Mustang GT fastback from "Bullitt" is back on the world's stage.6 Jan 2020

According to Kiernan, the only person who does know who bought the car is none other than Frank Mecum of Mecum Auctions. It does seem kind of odd that a car this important could spend the last two years on a global tour, only to be hidden away once again by its new owner.21 Jan 2020

No, I'm talking about the not-insignificant number of fans who rally around the two special edition Bullitt Mustangs—the first from 2001 and the second from 2008 and 2009—of which a total of 12,164 examples were built.22 Sep 2020

Two Mustang GT 390s were modified for the making of Bullitt – which included a dark Highland Green paint scheme, no exterior badges, scoops or spoilers and adorned with a black-mesh grille absent of Ford's iconic pony badging. Of the two, this is the only surviving car.

The 2019 Ford Mustang Bullitt is no Superbird in terms of investment potential; not least because Ford will build many more over a two-year run than the mere 135 Hemi Superbirds produced in 1970. ... Fortunately, judged on its merits, Ford's special-edition 'Stang is one hell of a muscle car.7 Sep 2018

The Bullitt Mustang is loaded with slight body changes and special features to improve its performance and handling, as well as mimic the throaty sound of the original GT 390 Fastback in the movie. Compared to the regular Mustang, the Bullitt edition has: Lower ground clearance. Performance-grade shocks (Tokico brand)

The Mustang GT has all the sporty looks and appeal that you have with the Bullitt. The only difference is the grille will be branded with the iconic pony. So, if that's something you really like, then the GT has it. Under the hood, you'll find a 5.0L Ti-VCT V8 engine that deliver 460 hp and 420 lb-ft of torque.25 Jul 2020

The Steve McQueen movie-inspired pony car is not on the roster for 2021, so the final car is a 2020 model, coming off the heels of a two-year production run. The final run was confirmed by Mustang spokesperson Berj Alexanian to Ford Authority in an article published yesterday.1 Feb 2021

1968 Mustang GT Fastback – The Original Bullitt Two Mustang GTs were used for the movie Bullitt starring Steve McQueen. Both cars had 390-cubic inch V8 engines with four-speed transmissions.3 Jan 2020

A Bullitt has no redeeming value over and above a similarly equipped GT of like condition and miles. A quick rule of thumb is that after 5 years of ownership the value of the car is a little more than half of what is was new.22 Feb 2021

Bullitt pricing starts at $47,590, or about three grand more than a GT with the Level 2 Performance package. If you'd like to spend even more, you can add the following factory options: Leather-wrapped and more aggressive Recaro seats with green stitching, $1595. MagneRide active magnetorheological dampers, $1695.19 Jun 2018

There are three generations of Bullitt Mustangs. This most recent one was produced for model years 2019 and 2020.3 Feb 2021