The
2009 Ford Mustang, which is basically a facelifted 2008 model, will feature a choice of three roof options. Besides the standard metal coupe and convertible, the Blue Oval's new car will also sport a panoramic glass roof, an option usually seen on much more expensive cars like
Mercedes-Benz SLK or the
Lexus ES.
The
2009 Ford Mustang will also receive a number of other luxury features. For example, the
Premium trim will be available with a satin aluminum instrument panel, SIRIUS satellite radio, ambient lighting and other interior enhancements. There will also be a
GT Security Package, which is coming with a wheel-locking kit and an anti-theft system.
Ford also plans to revive the
Mustang Bullitt edition of the car. Limited to just 3000 units, the
2009 Mustang Bullitt will be motivated by a huge 4.6-liter, 315hp V8 engine. The car will sit on 18-inch wheels and will feature 3.5-inch exhaust tips, Highland Green body paint, a number of badges and gray-painted brake calipers. Inside the car, there will also be a number of exclusive features differentiating the Bullitt from the standard car.
And -speaking of standards- the normal
2009 Mustang will be powered by a 4.0-liter, 210hp SOHC V6 engine married to either a five-speed manual gearbox or an optional five-speed automatic transmission. The
Mustang GT model will come equipped with a more powerful 4.6-liter, 300hp V8 engine. Still, no diesel engine.
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