8 pictures (3 cars) found: year of "2016", model of "GT", roof type of "convertible", exterior view
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(from page 6 of the 2016 Collection)
Ford promotional photo set of an Oxford White 2016 Mustang GT California Special convertible. Visible exterior features of the California Special include hood and bodyside stripes, a unique front grille design with off-center tri-bar pony emblem, and black hood-recessed turn signal pods. There is also unique wheels, California Special decklid badge, inside dash badge, and badge in the engine compartment.
(from page 6 of the 2016 Collection)
Rear right view of an Oxford Oxford White 2016 Mustang GT California Special convertible with hood and bodyside stripes, unique grille and wheels, black hood recessed turn-signals, and GTCS decklid badge visible.
(from page 6 of the 2016 Collection)
A nice low front view of a 2016 Mustang GT California Special showing off its unique front grille and wheels.
(from page 6 of the 2016 Collection)
This Magnetic gray 2016 Mustang GT has the GT performance package which includes the unique wheels, front air splitter, strut-tower brace, larger radiator, upsized rear sway bar, heavy-duty front springs, performance tuning, oil/vacuum gauge pack, and a lot more.
(from page 6 of the 2016 Collection)
Action view of the 2016 Mustang GT with performance package and Magnetic gray exterior paint.
(from page 7 of the 2016 Collection)
Ford promotional photo of a right-hand drive, 2016, Ruby Red Mustang GT build in the Flat Rock Assembly Plant. As of this writing there are 75 countries or territories (35% of the population) with left-hand traffic which this right-handed drive Mustang is designed for. 161 countries or territories are like the USA which drive on the right.
(from page 7 of the 2016 Collection)
The right-handed drive 2016 Mustang GT was built early in the Flat Rock Assembly Plant to get ready for the models first ever global launch. These cars are shipped to 25 markets globally, including the UK, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
(from page 7 of the 2016 Collection)
Right side of the right-handed drive 2016 Mustang GT convertible. Why do some countries drive on the left side of the road? Some say it was due to jousting or fighting from a horse. The weapon was held in your right hand therefore you road on the left as you approached the incoming opponent.
