The Ford Mustang GT California Special will be cruising back into showrooms in 2019
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2019 is going to look at lot like 1968 at Ford dealerships.
Along with the return of the Bullitt-edition Mustang GT, inspired by the car Steve McQueen drove in the classic film, Ford will also be offering a California Special version of the pony car after a year hiatus.
The appearance package is based on one that was designed for California Ford dealers to sell in 1968 and first resurrected in 2007.
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Like the original, it features a signature side stripe and blacked out grille, but also gets a set of unique black five-spoke wheels, an aggressive front splitter, red-stitched suede seats and a California Special logos in the cabin and on the trunk lid.
The package will only be available on GT coupes and convertibles equipped with six-speed manual transmissions, which get a rev-matching function for 2019 that smooths gear changes by automatically blipping the throttle on downshifts. Ford has also announced the addition of an available 1,000 watt B&O Play audio system across the GT lineup.
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Pricing for the new options will be announced closer to their release, which is appropriately scheduled for this summer.
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