Bullitt S550 Mustang Leaked in Video?

[Ninjak]

This is some nice info. The return of the Bullit ! A decent suspension setup and CAI included would get it done. They could basically use the same CAI setup as the GT350 and be gtg.

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[Ericc B]

I'd guess that the original 1968 version probably had some sort of "deluxe vinyl" seats. Be still my beating heart that we could ever get those again!

I don't think there has ever been a square inch of real leather in any Mustang. It's all fake leatherlook vinyl, just as it is in most other cars. The only thing that has changed with the S550 compared to the S197 is that it looks and feels less cheesy than before.

 

[thumper]

I don't think there has ever been a square inch of real leather in any Mustang. It's all fake leatherlook vinyl, just as it is in most other cars. The only thing that has changed with the S550 compared to the S197 is that it looks and feels less cheesy than before.

when i converted the cloth recaros in my old s197 to oem leather covers, the oem covers had real leather fronts, but sides and back were vinyl.

 

[w3rkn]

I don't think there has ever been a square inch of real leather in any Mustang. It's all fake leatherlook vinyl, just as it is in most other cars. The only thing that has changed with the S550 compared to the S197 is that it looks and feels less cheesy than before.

The Mustang has leather seats. Not sure what you are rambling on about.

Nobody uses pleather anymore.

 

[Tony Alonso]

One of the rumors I've heard is that the Bullitt package will essentially be a modified California Special package, with torque thrust wheels, those seats, unique grill of course, faux gas cap decklid and highland green paint. Hoping it's a little more than that (unique gauges and exhaust tuning) but if that's all it is I'd be fine with that. Will keep pricing reasonable and it's not like regular 2018 GT performance will be a disappointment at all.

Gimme exhaust sound...lower tone, vroom, vroom

 

[68fbjjz109]

The Mustang has leather seats. Not sure what you are rambling on about.

Nobody uses pleather anymore.

Eeh that's not exactly true. There is a significant amount of synetheic leather material used in cars.

Much more cost effect, much more predictable offall and material usage.

 

[Ace]

The Mustang has leather seats. Not sure what you are rambling on about.

Nobody uses pleather anymore.

Some guys over here in Germany contacted their lawyer because Ford said in the first brochures that it's real leather in the Mustang. Guess what, they become a good amount of money from Ford and the brochures where updated from leather to leather-lookalike.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

Just posting what a high end automotive leather installer told me, so I can't vouch for it. He basically said the Mustang seats are to leather what particle board is to solid wood. Basically some finely chopped cow skin mixed with a lot of artificial material.

 

[c-rizzle]

Usually the parts you touch are leather at least on the Premiums... seat tops, steering wheel, shifter knob. Everything else, is pleather... seat backs & sides, dash, doors, etc.

 

[Ericc B]

Usually the parts you touch are leather at least on the Premiums... seat tops, steering wheel, shifter knob. Everything else, is pleather... seat backs & sides, dash, doors, etc.

That's what they want you to believe. Reality is that there is indeed a difference between the materials used in those areas but neither are real leather.

 

[Kevin08]

The only way to get real leather is with the Premiere Trim option (THIS IS NOT THE SAME AS PREMIUM). It was a standalone option available to Premium cars, now it's bundled with 401A.

I thought this was common knowledge.

 

[WaltA]

Usually the parts you touch are leather at least on the Premiums... seat tops, steering wheel, shifter knob. Everything else, is pleather... seat backs & sides, dash, doors, etc.

And I don't think the rear seat itself has been in leather since the turn of the century. I guess few, if any, actually "touch" the rear seat so your rule still might apply.

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