The Mustang has been redesigned for 2010. Fresh new sheet metal wraps around an updated interior, giving the icon a more modern look and feel.

The Mustang is available either as a coupe or convertible. Each is available with a V6 or a V8. The 210-hp 4.0L V6 carries over unchanged. The 4.6L V8 receives an increase in power - producing 315-hp for 2010. A five-speed manual transmission is standard; a five-speed automatic is optional. New for this year, all Mustangs are equipped with standard electronic stability control and LED sequential tail lamps for enhanced safety. The standard aluminum wheels grow in diameter for this year - now 17" and 18"

The 2008 Ford Mustang Bullitt, a reminiscent of the 1968 390 fastback model driven by Steve McQueen in the 1968 movie famous for its high speed chase, Bullitt. Like the last Ford Mustang Bullitt, power output is bumped only slightly, it's going to come in at 312 horses, thanks to the Ford Racing Power Pack. Other Ford Mustang Bullitt modifications include a retuned suspension, strut tower brace, x-pipe, new exhaust tips, V6-style grille (with pony badge removed), Tremec 3650 five speed gear box, 3:73 rear, 18" "Bullitt" wheels, and, of course, Highland Green paint.

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Standard Engine:

4.0L V6, 210-horsepower, engine that achieves 18-mpg in the city and 26-mpg on the highway. 5 speed manual transmission with overdrive is standard.

"Our week with the new Mustang was far too short. It's without question the car that was hardest to part with. We still dream about the raucous growl of full-throttle stomps and the aggressive looks in Grabber Blue..."

"This is Ford’s 40th anniversary edition of the ’68 Mustang made famous in the Steve McQueen movie “Bullit”. I’ve been a Mustang fan since 1982 when Ford brought back horsepower and burnouts (at “just” 157 hp) and have loved the styling of the 64-70 models ever since I can remember. "

"With its retro-inspired design and aggressive stance, the current generation Mustang is the perfect platform to play homage to the legendary '68 Mustang fastback."

"The Shelby GT-H is definitely not a luxury or economy car. Road noise and rough pavement could wear a person down on extended road trips. Although, one could fight off the weariness by pressing hard on the accelerator for a few seconds..."