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Ford will make even more examples of the Mustang Bullitt

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Ford will make even more examples of the Mustang Bullitt | Top Gear

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The film-inspired special edition is getting a longer run

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Ford will make even more examples of the Mustang Bullitt

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The film-inspired special edition is getting a longer run

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The film-inspired special edition is getting a longer run

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Ford will make even more examples of the Mustang Bullitt

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Ford will make even more examples of the Mustang Bullitt

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Ford will make even more examples of the Mustang Bullitt

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The film-inspired special edition is getting a longer run

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Ford has announced that production of the special edition Mustang Bullitt will be extended into 2020, after the original allocation sold out shortly after its 2018 announcement.

The car was designed to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1968 Bullitt movie, where Steve McQueen piloted a Highland Green Mustang GT 390 Fastback through the streets of San Francisco, but it would seem as though demand outstripped supply.

Depending on your current Mustang Bullitt ownership position, your reaction to this news could have gone one of two ways. If you don’t have one sitting on the driveway yet, you might be very excited – it is a rather fantastic car after all…

However, if you’re one of the lucky ones who managed to get their hands on the original crop, you might be feeling rather miffed. Won’t somebody think of the resale values!?

Still, orders are now open in the UK, and customers can get their hands on the range-topping Mustang for £48,210. For that considerable hike over the standard car, you get a 1,000-watt B&O stereo, a couple of styling changes, that lovely cue-ball gear knob and of course the all-important Highland Green paint.

Oh, and not forgetting the extra 9bhp that takes the naturally-aspirated V8’s output to 459bhp. Lovely.

So, Internet, what are your thoughts? Should the Mustang Bullitt have been a limited-edition example or is it a case of the more Ford can make the better? Let us know below…

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Ford has announced that production of the special edition Mustang Bullitt will be extended into 2020, after the original allocation sold out shortly after its 2018 announcement.

The car was designed to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the 1968 Bullitt movie, where Steve McQueen piloted a Highland Green Mustang GT 390 Fastback through the streets of San Francisco, but it would seem as though demand outstripped supply.

Depending on your current Mustang Bullitt ownership position, your reaction to this news could have gone one of two ways. If you don’t have one sitting on the driveway yet, you might be very excited – it is a rather fantastic car after all…

However, if you’re one of the lucky ones who managed to get their hands on the original crop, you might be feeling rather miffed. Won’t somebody think of the resale values!?

Still, orders are now open in the UK, and customers can get their hands on the range-topping Mustang for £48,210. For that considerable hike over the standard car, you get a 1,000-watt B&O stereo, a couple of styling changes, that lovely cue-ball gear knob and of course the all-important Highland Green paint.

Oh, and not forgetting the extra 9bhp that takes the naturally-aspirated V8’s output to 459bhp. Lovely.

So, Internet, what are your thoughts? Should the Mustang Bullitt have been a limited-edition example or is it a case of the more Ford can make the better? Let us know below…

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The film-inspired special edition is getting a longer run