Ford’s Mustang has seen tuners make their mark on America’s favorite pony car, turning up the wick further and making them into drag kings, track dominators and street smart machines. Whilst the legendary Shelby Mustangs are the well-known ones, Roush is also a renowned name in Mustang tuner circles. As such, it was no surprise when they turned their magic towards the sixth generation Mustang as well. If you’re a Roush Mustang fan or seeking a Mustang that’s got something extra, here’s a 2015 Ford Mustang Roush Stage 2 GT Premium Coupe for you to consider. Coming from Florida, it’s got 40,071 miles on the odometer and received its Roush upgrades by the dealer. The Roush supplement owners guide is also supplied.
The sixth generation took the retro-modern styling of the fifth and smoothened it up a bit. This 2015 Ford Mustang Roush Stage 2 GT Premium Coupe wears a slick black paint job and rolls on 20-inch Quicksilver polished alloy wheels wearing high performance tires. It’s also got the stock rear spoiler delete, front license plate bracket, Roush exhaust with quad tips, front fascia with fascia aero pockets, high flow upper grille with ‘2’ badge, high flow lower opening, front chin splitter, performance driving lamps, side rocker aero aids, Roush badges, rear fascia side splitters, aero rear valance, rear blackout panel with more Roush badging, rear decklid spoiler, Roush front windshield banner, silver side rocker graphic and hood heat extractors. Quite a mouthful, eh? Venture aboard the ebony themed cabin and you find Roush embroidered floor mats, Roush serialized dash plaque, billet performance pedals, reverse sensors with custom valance, reverse park assist, voice-activated navigation system, dual-zone climate control, heated and ventilated power front seats, premium sound system and knob for shifting the Roush active exhaust between its modes.
This 2015 Ford Mustang Roush Stage 2 GT Premium Coupe is powered by the 5.0L ‘Coyote’ Ford V8 that drives the rear wheels via a six-speed select-shift automatic transmission and 3.15 ratio limited-slip rear axle. The power output is 435hp, whilst torque stands at 400lb-ft. The Roush dual-mode active exhaust allows switching between Touring, Sport, Track and Custom settings so you can be as quiet or noisy as you like.
Car Location: Florida 2015 MY Ford Mustang GT Premium Roush Stage 2 Performance Upgrade by dealer Ford factory options: Black exterior Ebony interior 6 speed select shift auto Rear spoiler delete Front license plate bracket California emissions system 3.15 ratio limited slip axle Reverse park assist Voice-act navigation system Roush factory options: Roush exhaust with quad tips (prepped for active exhaust) 20" Quicksilver wheels with ultra high performance tires Front Fascia with Fascia aero pockets High flow upper grille with "2" badge High flow lower opening Front chin splitter Performance driving lamps Roush fender badges Side rocker aero aids Rear Fascia side splitters Aero rear valance Rear blackout panel with Roush badging Rear decklid spoiler Roush front windshield banner Stage 2 serialized engine badge plaque Roush serialized dash plaque Roush embroidered floor mats Roush supplement owner's guide Billet performance pedals Body side scoops Engine coil covers, badged-black with silver Roush door sill plates Hood graphic - silver Hood scoop (body color) Hood heat extractors Side rocker graphic - silver Reverse sensing custom valance Upgrade to 20" polished wheels Dual Mode Roush Performance Roush Active exhaust dual mode installed by dealer before seller took delivery - reported
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