They are, but honestly if I could have gotten a EcoBoost with hi-po and handling pkg, or a PPLv2 GT with Eruption Green for a few K less than the Bullitt, I'd likely have gotten it and saved a few K. Personally, I'd have preferred if the DHG we got was more like the original or 2001 colors.
I am in heaven that I can finally get an S550 GT automatic in Dark Green. It's going to look a lot like my 1967 Dark Moss Green GT390 Fastback I sold over 20 years ago, and regretted selling ever since.Indeed, it's disappointing, but not unexpected. They've already mocked the Mustang name and logo by putting them on a hideous, repulsive vacuum cleaner with windscreen wipers. Reusing a color is nothing by comparison.
I find its name unfortunate. I'm sure they intended to associate it with a volcano, but the first thing that springs to my mind is a skin rash.
Agreed. This a photo of my 1st car (not actually mine, I wish). 1966 Fairlane GTA in Ivy Green. It became Dark Moss Green in 1967 and Highland Green in 1968.
I had one and most people thought it was grey.Let‘s add the only dark green ever made available on a S550 (not a Bullitt), Guard.
1966 Ivy Green is my favorite because of "Spenser For Hire". LOVE his '66 Fastback.Agreed. This a photo of my 1st car (not actually mine, I wish). 1966 Fairlane GTA in Ivy Green. It became Dark Moss Green in 1967 and Highland Green in 1968.
Unfortunately I sold the '67 many years ago, an act I have regretted ever since.
