- Car Location: North Carolina
- 727 HP
- Stage 3 Roush upgrade
- Phase 2 supercharger upgrade - 727 HP upgrade
- 6 - spd manual transmission
- Roush 2.3L TVS Supercharger
- Roush Exhaust system with quad tips
- Performance 1 way coil over suspension system w/ adjsutable height
- Extreme duty half shafts
- High flow grille
- High flow lower opening
- Front chin splitter
- Roush badging
- Side rocker aero aids
- Aero rear valance
- Roush embroidered floor mats
The 2015 Ford Mustang GT belongs to the sixth generation (S550) which is the current iteration of Fords Mustang. The 2015 Ford Mustang GT Premium Roush Stage 3, such as our subject car, is Ford's answer to Mopar’s Hellcat. The GT version of this generation is blessed with the most powerful engines of the iteration and merging them with Roush performance truly gives outstanding results. The highlight of the Roush Stage 3 package - the highest level out of the four packages offered – is the TVS supercharger which cranks the stock power up to a blistering 727hp. This gleaming 2015 Ford Mustang GT Premium Roush Stage 3 comes to you from North Carolina with just 17800 miles on the clock. It’s perfect for those who wants a ride that will turn heads on the streets as well as on track.
Exterior and Interior
Featuring a gray exterior, this 2015 Roush Stage 3 Mustang has fascia aero pockets, performance driving lamps, Roush fender badges and Roush windshield banner. The engine breaths with the help of a hood scoop, high-flow lower opening and high flow upper grill with Roush badging. Aerodynamics and looks are enhanced with the front chin splitter, side rocker aero aids, Aero rear valance, rear deck spoiler, side body scoops and quarter window scoops. Also included is a Roush Exhaust system with quad tips, 20-inch wheels with high performance tires and a rear blackout panel with Roush badging, more options that you get from the Roush Stage 3 package. The black themed cabin features comfortable heated leather bucket seats, controls on the steering wheel, multi-zone climate control, Bluetooth connection, keyless entry and push button start. Roush add-ons continue in the interior with Roush embroidered floor mats, a shiny Roush ball on top of the 6-speed shifter and Roush Serialized Dash Plaque.
Engine
The star of the 2015 Ford Mustang GT Premium Roush Stage 3 is under the hood: a 5.0L V8 supercharged engine. The Roush 2.3L TVS Supercharger is a feature you only get from the Phase 2 supercharger upgrade. The positively psychotic 727 horsepower is sent to the wheels via the enthusiast-preferred 6-speed manual transmission. This car utilizes extreme duty half shafts and Performance 1-way coil over suspension system with adjustable height. This impressive engine can be tuned through your smartphone and this system allows you to adjust the exhaust volume at any speed or throttle position.
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