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1FA6P8CF2F5360568
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When the 2015 Ford Mustang GT first debuted, it was not hugely different from its predecessors in terms of performance. However, as they celebrated their 50th anniversary, 2015 was an exceptional year for the Ford Mustang. In addition, buyers of this era of Ford Mustang GT could get a slew of optional packages famed for making the car even more amusing and fun to drive than it already is. This 2015 Ruby Red Metallic Tintcoat Mustang GT Performance Procharged 700HP in our inventory has several upgrades in addition to few extra packages, making it one of the unique Mustang GTs you can find. Notably, it is a GT Premium Coupe which is available with the 50th Anniversary package. Located in Connecticut, it only has 17,500 miles on it and is ready to turn heads for its lucky new owner.
As the name states, this 2015 Mustang GT has a Ruby Red Metallic exterior, which is adorned by black upgraded upper and lower grill, Shelby GT350R Spoiler, side vents, and 50th anniversary GT emblem alongside Mustang Coyote badging. It features VFS1 20 x 9.5 front and VFS1 20 x 10.5 rear Vossen wheels wrapped in Nitto Tires. The interior of our 2015 Ruby Red Metallic Tintcoat Mustang GT Performance Procharged 700HP is enveloped in Raven Black Leather. The cabin features a Ford Racing Short Throw Shifter and is fitted with adaptive cruise control, reverse park assist, voice-activated navigation and enhanced Security Packages. The 50th Anniversary package adds 50th anniversary floor mats and the seat trim package.
The Coyote emblems of our 2015 Mustang GT Performance coupe represent the large 5.0L (302ci) V8 engine under its hood, which initially produced 460 horsepower. Thanks to a host of upgrades such as a W175 front entry compressor, Intake manifold, 3.750" pulley, Generation 3 2.9L Whipple Supercharger, Performance oil change, Dual 11" fan upgrade, 123mm induction system, and upgraded fuel system, this beast can now churn up to 700 horsepower. It also features a Complete Air to Water intercooler system, Ford Racing Hood Strut Kit, Ford Performance Spring kit and 132mm Elliptical Throttle Body. This engine is mated with a 6-speed manual transmission and the GT Performance Package that is included comes in handy for managing the staggering performance on offer.
-Car Location: Connecticut
-Factory Options:
-Ruby Red Metallic exterior
-Raven Black Leather interior
-6 Speed manual transmission
-GT Premium Coupe
-Enhanced security package
-Adaptive cruise control
-GT Performance Package
-Reverse Park Assist
-Voice activated Navigation package
-50th Anniversary package - 50th anniv. floor mats, rear spoiler delete, seat trim package
-Upgrades:
-W175 front entry compressor powder coated black
-3.750" pulley
-Upgraded fuel system
-Complete Air to Water intercooler system
-Intake manifold
-132mm Eliptical Throttle Body
-123mm induction system
-Dual 11" fan upgrade
-Vossen wheels - VFS1 20 x 9.5 front
-Vossen wheels - VFS1 20 x 10.5 rear
-275/35/ZR20 Nitto Tires in front
-315/35/ZR20 Nitto Tires in rear
-Ford Racing Short Throw Shifter
-Ford Racing Hood Strut Kit
-Shelby GT350R Spoiler installed
-Upgraded upper and lower grill
-Performance oil change
-Ford Performance Spring kit
-Generation 3 2.9L Whipple Supercharger
-Crank Sprocket
-Heavy Duty Crank Cradle
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