The Mustang Bullitt name has only appeared on a handful of factory cars, but those limited runs have turned into one of the ...

The 1968 crime film Bullitt changed the world. The climactic car chase blew audiences away, setting the bar for what was expected by moviegoers from then on. Part of the magic was the unbelievable ...

If cars were cast in films, the Highland Green 1968 Mustang GT fastback would be the star that steals the spotlight without saying a line. It did exactly that in *Bullitt*, where Steve McQueen ...

In spite of a few charming continuity goofs and cameras occasionally visible in the back seat of Lieutenant Frank Bullitt’s tire-smoking Mustang fastback, the scene was lauded for its authenticity and ...

A well-documented lover of racing in all its forms, actor Steve McQueen might have been a professional racer in another life. "I'm not sure whether I'm an actor who races or a racer who acts," the ...

Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap The Bullitt Mustang GT was the first movie star car, and it has a fascinating backstory.

Classic muscle cars symbolize an era of both motoring and American history when precision engineering, handling, and fuel efficiency weren't considerations. Instead, it was all about raw engine power ...

This Bullitt-style 1968 Ford Mustang Fastback was built by Revology Cars of Orlando, Florida, featuring a wide range of visual and performance enhancing modifications. The project was completed back ...