In 2008, to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the famous movie Bullitt, Ford USA produced a limited edition Mustang GT as a tribute to the fastback driven by Steve McQueen. The car was produced in 6,624 numbered units and was available in only two colours: Bullitt Green (Dark Highland Green) and black.
The seller is an ex-mechanic who owns this Mustang since 2019, he acquired it in a garage in German Switzerland. This enthusiast is now selling it to make room, as he has several vehicles.
With its emblematic design and its roaring V8 that no longer has to prove itself, this car will delight driving enthusiasts or collectors looking for an original vehicle with very few examples produced for this model.
Service: engine oil change, oil filter + fuel filter changed.
As far as the exterior condition is concerned, the bodywork is in very good condition, only a few light scratches are visible. As far as the functioning of the vehicle is concerned, everything works perfectly well except for two things that should be checked:
The car's interior shows no pronounced wear. The driver's seat has a little wear on the leather, the gear knob is also a little scratched.
The Mustang GT Bullitt is distinguished from standard GT models by unique features such as special 18-inch wheels, a fog-free grille, a spoilerless trunk and no Ford logos. The car was built at SVT, Ford Group's sports division, and features exclusive Ford Racing equipment, including a Ford Racing X-Pipe exhaust, Ford Racing suspension and bracing system, and a Ford Racing air intake kit. It features the same 315-horsepower, 4.6-liter DOHC 24-valve V8 engine as the standard Mustang GT, but with cosmetic changes such as the legendary dark green colour, lowered suspension and shorter axle ratio. The Mustang GT's fog lights have been removed and replaced with a simple black grille. The 2008 Bullit also features a short shifter, a five-speed manual transmission, a brushed aluminum dashboard and a unique meter face.
But let's go back to the origin of the Mustang! Since its introduction at the 1964 New York World's Fair, the Ford Mustang has become one of the most successful automotive launches in history. Initially based on the Ford Falcon platform, the Mustang has undergone numerous transformations up to its current fifth generation. The car created the class of American "pony cars", sports cars with long bonnets and short rear axles, and inspired competing models such as the Chevrolet Camaro, AMC's Javelin, Chrysler's Plymouth Barracuda and the Dodge Challenger. The Mustang also influenced the designs of imported coupes such as the Toyota Celica and Ford Capri.