New Mustang Receives Many New Updates

Now in its 55th year on American roads, the Ford Mustang remains an iconic sports car and a symbol of American muscle around the globe. This year, the BULLITT Mustang from the famous Steve McQueen flick adds another dimension to the Mustang lineup, but it's packed with features and head-turning beauty that make it a contender for sports car of the year yet again. With speed, opulence, and looks to kill, the 2019 Ford Mustang just might be the coolest thing on four wheels. Power The 2019 Ford Mustang comes with three engine options to propel you to new heights. A 2.3-liter EcoBoost turbo-four is the standard engine, and although it has only four cylinders, it packs quite a punch with 310 horsepower. more An upgrade to the 5.0-liter V-8 is a solid decision if it's in your budget. With 460 horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque, this beast can go from zero to 60 in just 4.3 seconds, go from zero to 100 in 9.7 seconds, and hit the quarter-mile in only 12.6 seconds. You probably won't ever hit the top speed of 155 mph, but if you find a track willing to let you air out the Mustang's power, get ready for an adrenaline ride. The BULLITT If you haven't seen 1968's "Bullitt", all you need to know is that it contains one of the greatest car chase scenes in cinematic history. The scene shows Lt. Frank Bullitt, played by Steve McQueen, on a chase in his Shelby Mustang through the heart of San Francisco. Many directors point to this chase as an influence on their later work. Fans of the movie or those that love upper-tier sports cars will love the 2019 Mustang BULLITT. Modeled after the car from the movie but with a modern twist, this car is unlike anything else. Under the hood, it gets a mighty 5.0-liter V-8 that's been upgraded to produce 480 horsepower. You might not want to push it out to the 163 mph top speed or reenact the chase scene through downtown San Francisco, but it's nice to know you can if you want to. Exterior Beauty It's hard to put the look of the 2019 Ford Mustang into words, but it's best described as exotic, modern, and sleek. The aerodynamic body is where form meets function, allowing the Mustang to glide effortlessly along the road. Chrome accents and a quad exhaust add a touch of flair, while 18-inch to 20-inch wheels provide some bling that allows this pony to rival any of the big horses in the industry. Plus, you can make your pony stand out with vibrant colors such as Orange Fury, Velocity Blue, Need for Green, or the classic Ruby Red. Whether you have an insatiable need for speed, a genuine love of engineering, or some mix between the two, the 2019 Ford Mustang answers the call, filling the void that only a Mustang can fill. Maybe that's why this year's model seems like an instant classic. Image via F.D. Richards | Licensed by CC BY-SA 2.0

While production vehicles are very convenient for producers and consumers alike, it can be difficult to personalize your car. After all, there are only so many color options you can choose from, and only so many trim levels. But, the 2019 Ford Mustang brings you a feature called the MyMode, which helps you take personalization to a whole new level. Let’s check out what this technology feature does for your drive! more Technology features in the 2019 Ford Mustang If you are looking to personalize your vehicle, the MyMode is a good way to go. This is a technology feature that you can have if you choose the available 12-inch LCD digital instrument cluster. While this is already something that many people enjoy, the MyMode brings everything up a notch. There’s no more need to constantly set the driving mode and settings when you hop in the car. MyMode will remember your preferred settings. This means that it will change the drive mode, exhaust, and steering options to match what you personally use. Of course, there are many other great technology features in the 2019 Ford Mustang. Things like the B&O™ Premium Sound System, which gives you 12 speakers and a subwoofer, so you can really crank up the music. You’ll also have HD Radio™ technology for you to listen to, in case you aren’t interested in your own playlists. Read more: How Does the 2019 Ford Mustang Stack Up Against its Competitors? Safety technology Even thrill seekers don’t actually enjoy getting hurt. That’s why it is best to have some great safety technology features. Thankfully, the 2019 Ford Mustang has the available Ford Safe and Smart package. This safety package includes things like the Lane-Keeping System, which does much like what the title says by notifying you if your vehicle starts to drift into a different lane. It also includes the Pre-Collision Assist with Pedestrian Detection. This, as you might imagine, gives you a warning if you are about to run into a pedestrian, and can potentially help you avoid a potential collision. While these features aren’t infallible, they do have the potential to help you avoid accidents. Get your 2019 Ford Mustang today Is a 2019 Ford Mustang one of your future vehicles? Then come on over to Wade Ford! You can take this vehicle for a test drive and see the MyMode and other technology features for yourself.

If you are considering the purchase of a 2018 Mustang, Ford has made the decision even sweeter by including more technology to the S550. The following is a list of our favorite new features, sure to make you contemplate upgrading that Mustang sitting in your garage for new a 2018 Ford Mustang instead. 2018 Mustang GT Gen 3 Coyote Engine Mustangs have always been known for their power and 2018 certainly doesn't disappoint. That's why No. 1 on our list has to be the brand-new version of the super popular Coyote engine in the Mustang GT. For the first time ever, the 5.0-liter is actually a 5.0-liter in terms of cubic inches with a slightly wider bore to 5.035 liters. The latest technology adds direct injection to aid the port-side injection, which provides low-end torque. Additionally, Ford was able to up the compression to 12.0:1, which aids efficiency and power, increasing horsepower up to 460 at 7,000 rpm and torque to 420 pound-feet at 4,600 rpm. more 2018 Mustang Transmissions You've got to get that power to the pavement, right? So, No. 2 on our list is the variety of upgrades available on transmission options offered for the 2018 model. Most impressive is definitely the 10R80 10-speed automatic transmission. At a staggering sub-four second 60 mph sprint, this transmission is sure to deliver the best acceleration to the Mustang GT. Die-hard stick-shift enthusiasts, you will be thrilled with the improved MT-82 six-speed manual transmission. The MT-82 has been redesigned for excellent torque performance. In addition, the EcoBoost models will see a new clutch to address the additional torque to 350 pound-feet. Even more exciting is the news that a twin-disc clutch is being featured on GT models for better torque management and pedal feel. 2018 Mustang MagneRide Damping System Let's face it, with that much power and torque, a smooth ride isn't easy to achieve, but Ford's answer makes No. 3 on this list — the MagneRide Damping System. Acquired from the GT350R and GT350, this technology is a great improvement for the GT and Mustang EcoBoost. MagneRide is a computer-controlled suspension system, tightening and loosening shocks and struts individually, dozens of times each second. Digital Instrument Cluster and Customization Options Rounding out our list of favorite features is one that truly lets you make your new Mustang just the car for you. Coming in at No. 4 is the new 12-inch LCD digital instrument cluster. This feature definitely sets the 2018 apart from all other model years. Although it's not standard, the optional digital gauge is a choice that won't disappoint. Normal, Sport+, and Track all have different gauge layouts customized toward your type of driving. Customization options include over 12 wheel options, active exhaust, and red Recaro interior. With the 2018 Mustang, Ford is truly giving the ability to customize the perfect vehicle to the buyers. Your friends at Wade Ford can't wait to help you choose the 2018 Mustang that's right for you. Image via FotoSleuth | Licensed by CC BY 2.0