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Dude @ Apr 3rd 2008 4:08PM
It probably doesn't help that it looks like a V6 Mustang that someone stole the badges off of.
Daniel @ Apr 3rd 2008 5:40PM
Agree. I respect the history side of it, but it still looks boring in modern standards (and compared to the regular GT).
Nick @ Apr 3rd 2008 6:31PM
I think the Bullitt is the best of the bunch appearance-wise. I went to the local dealer the other day and I -immediately- noticed the black Bullitt sitting there. It may look plain, but that actually sets it apart from the rest more so than making it blend in.
Rene Curry @ Apr 4th 2008 3:19AM
I agree that it's looks like the base model and not a premium model.
Sure it's special, it's like a high priced ugly call girl.