2020 Mustang Bullitt Exterior

One of the greatest reasons why the Bullitt has been cemented into the minds of petrolheads everywhere is its distinctive exterior styling, and nothing has changed in the decades since the original car appeared on the big screen. The 2020 Ford Mustang Bullitt has a few easy to spot exterior alterations that set sit apart from the rest of the range, most notably that Dark Highland Green, which looks especially good, glinting in some San Fran sun. The badgeless front grill, black exhaust tips, and rear spoiler delete all come together to create a wholly believable modern recreation that uses tasteful modifications in a nod to the original. Standard exterior features across the Mustang range include LED headlights and tail lamps and power-folding side mirrors with blind-spot mirrors. Standard exterior bits on the Bullitt are red-painted brake calipers and a gnarly valve-operated exhaust system with black tips that easily set of Prius alarms at 50 yards. It looks mean and it means business, with the 19-inch Torque Thrust Design alloy wheels being a classic throwback to muscle cars of old.

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Dimensions

The Bullitt shares its dimensions with the rest of the Mustang clan, which means you get a well-proportioned sports car that isn't afraid to flaunt its full curves and looks planted and assured on the road. The exclusive Dark Highland green and badgeless front grille give the impression that the Bullitt has a longer hood, but it actually shares its total length of 188.5 inches with the rest of the non-Shelby Mustang range, the same goes for its total width of 75.4 inches and a height of 54.3 inches. The Bullitt rides on a relatively short wheelbase of 107.1 inches, and weighs in at 4,398 lbs, a number which it tries its best to hide, but cannot be ignored when pushing hard through the corners.

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Exterior Colors

It wouldn't make sense to buy a Bullitt in anything other than Dark Highland Green unless you're purely into it for its performance-enhancing features over the stock GT, then you can have it in Shadow Black. Both deserve their credit: drive around in a Dark Highland Green Bullitt, and you instantly feel like McQueen, which is kind of why you'd buy a Bullitt in the first place, right? The Shadow Black is the perfect sleeper color for this car; hiding an improved chassis and more power under a skin resembling that of most other run-of-the-mill Mustangs. Only those with a keen eye will be able to pick up the differences that make the Bullitt unique.