The Ford Mustang, an American automotive icon, is still revered in the hearts of many. Immortalized in the ‘60s and continuing to reinvent itself as the car for pure American performance, the Mustang is probably the most popular ever to be built in America, beloved by all automotive enthusiasts for its style and charismatic stage presence. Built in 2015, this Ford Mustang GT stays true to its heritage, reminding its admirers of what made the car truly special back in the day. This particular Mustang takes all its strengths and improves on them with a few modifications, all done tastefully to accentuate and highlight what this vehicle possesses. Did we mention that it’s a manual, too? Almost a decade since it rolled out of the factory, this 2015 Ford Mustang GT is in immaculate condition with only 29,000 miles reported on the clock and is now up for grabs for any enthusiast looking to add a timeless icon to their garage and enjoy the performance and visual enhancements thanks to its Whipple supercharger and aftermarket upgrades.
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The black exterior of this particular 2015 Ford Mustang GT works well with the modern and futuristic feel of its design. Even so, the car manages to retain the classic charm that made the first Mustangs so delightful to look at. The powerful angles give the car an aggressive silhouette, all while ensuring good aerodynamics by adding just the right amount of curves in the right places. The car stretches for miles from front to back, from its aftermarket hood to the massive rear wing at the back, all of which add to the sportier, aggressive feel of the car, enhancing what the black exterior and design accomplished, making this car an irresistible head-turner. The interior looks just as good. The black the continues, using leather and other materials to make driving inside this Mustang a superb experience. Buttons, switches and dials populate the space, and there’s even a decent infotainment system to work with as well. Look around and you’ll also notice the reinforcing done to the interior of this Mustang, a precaution to make the car safer in case of a crash maybe. Let's hope that it's never needed to do its thing.
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Hosting a big American V8 at the front, this Mustang has plenty of muscle to flex with a 5.0L engine juiced up with a Whipple supercharger. Paired with a 6-speed manual, this 2015 Ford Mustang GT is reported to reach 911 RWHP in terms of power. With all that under your control at the blip of the throttle, its no denying that this Mustang is one of the best purchases that money can buy, especially if you have a soft spot for America’s sweetheart in the automotive world.
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2015 Ford Mustang GT
5.0L Supercharged V8
6 Speed Manual
RWD
Black Exterior
Black Interior
Whipple Supercharger
Rear Wing
Aftermarket hood
911 RWHP
Whipple Supercharger 18Psi Pulley
Injectors - E85
Customer Colored Hoses
Exhaust Cut Out - Electronic Control
Palm Beach Tune With E85/91
APR Carbon Hood
APR Front Spoiler
Custom Light Weight Rims
162 Psi Air Tank
Barton Short Shift Throw
Fire Hydrant
GT350R Custom Elec. Seat - Driver & Passenger
Front Camera With Visor Screens
Illuminated Door Sill
Ford Performance Radiator Cover
Coolant Overflow Cover
Twin 3-Inch Polished Axle-Back Exhaust
Headers
Air Oil Catch Separators
3-Inch Pipes
Chrome Exhaust Tips
APR Carbon Front Fenders
APR Carbon Trunk Deck Lid
APR Rear Wing
8-Way Program Air Lift
GTR Steering Wheel
Roll Cage
Rear Seat Delete
1000-Watt JL Audio Sound
Custom Rear Video Mirror
Pony Puddle Light
Read Window Louvers
3 Pod Custom Gauges
Custom Rear Fuel Cell
Work Completed by O C. Cars Lake Forest CA and Hillbank Motorsports Irvine CA
Tons Of Receipts With Over $100,000 Invested
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