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What We Drove
Technically, the Bullitt is a $27,765 Mustang GT (including the $745 destination charge) with a $3,310 option package added. The appearance package is most obvious, with the car stripped of most of its badges and available in black or in our tester’s Highland Green, the same color as McQueen’s movie car. The package also includes a handful of engine enhancements and suspension tweaks, delivering at least a little on the exterior’s promise. Our test car included Ford’s $1,995 navigation system, a $325 anti-theft system, $525 high-intensity headlights and an ambient lighting system and iPod integration (but not Sync) for $295 apiece.