Finally.
https://www.motormag.com.au/news/180...g-to-australia
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Amazing, well done.
Looks like its going global.
Those pics do look good.
Far better wheels than those black mesh ones.
354kW/569Nm
Is that green same as the original ? looks very specky to me.
Brilliant! Well done Ford Australia. Now fix the Supercars sitiation and we will be on the road to a good place.Quote:
Originally Posted by HSE2
And while you're at it, Mondeo Sport and Edge Sport as well please.Quote:
Originally Posted by WASP
Its a good start, albiet not something id buy.
I'd actually prefer to see a unique Australian Spec Special based on PP2 with the 10 speed Auto and GT350 intake....
Call it Mustang GT-P...
It's an excellent start, a hero factory opening.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4Vman
With Norm, Its not something I would buy either but glad right drive markets get to share this icon of an icon.
This is more like it.
the original for the young uns https://youtu.be/no7XR7s8Z7o
Firstly well done on this one. Parts bin excecise, but cool as I'd be happy to have one.
I think Bullitt is strong enough Icon to be of worth to the people old enough to drop what will be probably $90K on of these. They will sell out fast, my dealer told me they were holding 6 or 7 deposits already. Bot the $90K deals me out :(
My only concern with this is Mustang GT pricing has moved very quickly from low 60's, to 70's to now 80's now probably 90. the number of buyers is also skinnier the further up the price scale you go. Need to be careful not to kill the golden goose.
The other thing is my normal gripe with these special edition models (Like RS500 ect) is there a large percentage of the population that may want to buy but their lease timing doesn't line up. While I don't think the Bullitt edition should be an ongoing model, there should be a premium model, like GT350 available as a part of the range.
heard about this a few weeks ago as a rumor, so glad FoA pulled the trigger.
let's hope that this is the start of FOA trying high end products..:)