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remember the little book the dealers had back in the day with all the options? :crackup:
you needed a magnifying glass to read it and
It wasn't that long ago. if you order this you can't get that.....:crackup:
Yup, the days of ordering EXACTLY what you wanted and nothing you didn't.
No option group A, option group B, trim package that requires packages 4, 7, 12 and 14, not avail. in blue, green or yellow, oh you want the racing stripe, you can't have that with that package, and on and on.
That said.
i'd lovea pdf that list all the performance parts added when say a e/b fast back goes to prem, then goes to the hpp, and the hpp magnaride upgrades, and option group 400a or whatever.
The ford web site gave the basics, but only that .m.y. and these things change.
Same with the GT,mach,gt350,shelby,etc.
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Yup, the days of ordering EXACTLY what you wanted and nothing you didn't.
No option group A, option group B, trim package that requires packages 4, 7, 12 and 14, not avail. in blue, green or yellow, oh you want the racing stripe, you can't have that with that package, and on and on.
Yeah, things like power steering, windows, brakes, seats, mirrors, air conditioning, radio, and a bunch of others “options” that are all standard equipment now. Also keep in mind that it wasn’t US manufacturers that starting option grouping. They did once they figured out the cost savings involved.
 

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Yeah, things like power steering, windows, brakes, seats, mirrors, air conditioning, radio, and a bunch of others “options” that are all standard equipment now. Also keep in mind that it wasn’t US manufacturers that starting option grouping. They did once they figured out the cost savings involved.
Oh, I know. but they got sneaky.
80's g.m. one option group had power windows, and a bunch of other stuff, but another option group had the power locks. making it a sure bet that most of the units got both packages.
So if you wanted a unit with nothing but p/w,p/l, 4 wheels and a seat. you had to get a/c,cruise,tilt, manytimes power drivers seat, interior lighting group, bla bla bla, blabla.
 

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I still think it’s strange that you can add all kinds of options to a lower trim level car. You’d think they make you move up a trim level to do that.
 

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I kind of don't mind the California Bullit, other than I think it's missing the tri-bar pony on the grill.
 

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That spoiler on the stealth edition should be reserved for PP cars only.

The CS with PP is pretty much exactly what i wanted before i ordered my car. I wanted the PP with the CS interior.
 

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Well a full optioned C/S is just under $50K. The PP is $6500 and you have your answer. Man that's a lot of $$$.
Was, and Still is the best looking GT. Nice that the C/S owners now have the PP option.
 

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That spoiler on the stealth edition should be reserved for PP cars only.

The CS with PP is pretty much exactly what i wanted before i ordered my car. I wanted the PP with the CS interior.
I Remember seeing the 18 model for the 1st time, that performance pack spoiler was definitely one of the nicest looking spoilers on the S550 Mustang.I get why Ford is using it more. Also Became no longer exclusive once you can get knock off versions on eBay.
 

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October 6, 2021

  • Mustang expands special-edition offerings for the 2022 model year with all-new Stealth Edition Appearance Package and new California Special that features GT Performance Package option

  • Available Stealth Edition Appearance Package gives Mustang EcoBoost® Premium fastback a blacked-out, sinister look straight from the factory; package includes clear LED taillamp covers from Mustang Ice White Edition for an unmistakable appearance

  • For the first time, the California Special will be available with GT Performance Package featuring a more aggressive suspension, Brembo brakes and wider tires for more thrilling performance, plus new signature appearance to commemorate the 1968 original; package is available on Mustang GT fastback and convertible

DEARBORN, Mich., Oct. 6, 2021 – Adding even more personalization features and thrills for Mustang customers direct from the factory, Ford introduces an all-new appearance package and a performance-minded update for the 2022 model year.

Mustang, the world’s best-selling sports car*, will debut a first-ever Stealth Appearance Package available for the EcoBoost® Premium model, while Mustang GT California Special will offer for the first time ever a GT Performance Package option.

“Since 1965, Mustang has been synonymous with performance and play, and the 2022 model year continues that call with the new Stealth Edition and an updated Cali Special,” said Jim Owens, Mustang brand marketing manager. “Mustang owners have always loved personalizing their ride, and these new flavors of Mustang are ready to inspire and excite new enthusiasts.”

Orders for the 2022 Mustang, including Stealth Edition and California Special, open later this year. Vehicles are due in showrooms in the first quarter of 2022.

First-ever Stealth Edition joins Mustang lineup

Adding even more style to the 310-turbocharged-horsepower Mustang EcoBoost Premium model, the available Stealth Edition Appearance Package stays true to its name, giving customers a more menacing-looking fastback with uniquely blacked-out appointments.

The Stealth Edition Appearance Package features 19-inch Ebony Black-painted aluminum wheels, black pony badges, performance rear wing, black mirror caps and new clear LED taillamp covers, also shared with the new Mustang Ice White Appearance Package. Unique new interior appointments include a matte and gloss black instrument panel badge and lighted sill plate.

“The black accents really give the car a whole new persona, sinister and sporty all at once,” said Owens. “Naturally, the package needed the right name. Stealth Edition says it all.”

The Stealth Edition is available in Atlas Blue, Carbonized Gray, Dark Matter and Shadow Black.

California Special adds excitement with GT Performance Package option

Since the first-generation Mustang, the California Special has represented a uniquely regionalized appearance package with special styling cues. The updated 2022 Mustang GT California Special embodies this tradition.

Based on the 2022 Mustang GT Premium fastback and convertible models, the latest California Special Appearance Package pays homage to the original version’s blacked-out grille, side racing stripes and rear fender scoop.

The heritage-inspired “GT/CS” side stripe trademark traces from the front fender to the signature rear fender scoop. A California Special badge in Ebony Black and Race Red script adorns the trunk lid, while the honeycomb grille with “GT/CS” badge provides a unique look. A larger front splitter from the GT Performance Package underscores the icon’s handling prowess.

A performance rear wing from the GT Performance Package is available for the fastback model, while spoiler delete is standard for the California Special convertible. The California Special wears unique five-spoke 19-inch painted machined wheels. Under the hood, this special edition features a signature strut tower brace with California Special badge atop its 5.0-liter V8 engine.

Interior appointments include rich black Miko® sueded-trimmed door inserts and sueded-trimmed seats with the embossed “GT/CS” logo and red contrast stitching, along with custom embroidered “GT/CS” floor mats. The instrument panel is finished in carbon hex aluminum with a signature California Special script badge on the passenger side.

As a California Special-first, the GT Performance Package is now available, enabling greater handling and driving dynamics for the most capable California Special ever.

The GT Performance Package adds an array of performance and handling features including Brembo six-piston front brake calipers, unique chassis tuning with heavy-duty front springs, larger tubular rear sway bar, overall lower ride height, K-brace, strut tower brace, front subframe V-brace, TORSEN® limited-slip differential, unique stability control and electric power steering tuning. Staggered 19x9-inch front and 19x9.5-inch rear wheels with Pirelli summer tires further the handling grip.

The California Special is available in Atlas Blue, Carbonized Gray, Cyber Orange, Dark Matter, Grabber Blue Metallic, Iconic Silver, Rapid Red, Shadow Black and Oxford White.


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2022 FORD MUSTANG DEBUTS FIRST-EVER STEALTH EDITION, ADDS GT PERFORMANCE PACKAGE OPTION TO CALIFORNIA SPECIAL

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October 6, 2021

  • Mustang expands special-edition offerings for the 2022 model year with all-new Stealth Edition Appearance Package and new California Special that features GT Performance Package option

  • Available Stealth Edition Appearance Package gives Mustang EcoBoost® Premium fastback a blacked-out, sinister look straight from the factory; package includes clear LED taillamp covers from Mustang Ice White Edition for an unmistakable appearance

  • For the first time, the California Special will be available with GT Performance Package featuring a more aggressive suspension, Brembo brakes and wider tires for more thrilling performance, plus new signature appearance to commemorate the 1968 original; package is available on Mustang GT fastback and convertible

DEARBORN, Mich., Oct. 6, 2021 – Adding even more personalization features and thrills for Mustang customers direct from the factory, Ford introduces an all-new appearance package and a performance-minded update for the 2022 model year.

Mustang, the world’s best-selling sports car*, will debut a first-ever Stealth Appearance Package available for the EcoBoost® Premium model, while Mustang GT California Special will offer for the first time ever a GT Performance Package option.

The GT - California Special looks pretty good. It looks like a blue Bullitt.
 
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If you guys want to do individual a la carte options, just head to the Porsche configurator. The Germans will gladly take your money without any package discounts
Or Jeep. At least that's the way it was back when I ordered my '13 Wrangler.

Some companies understand the reasons people want to order a vehicle a la carte.....primarily getting what you want and not a bunch of crap you don't. I'll gladly pay for it.
 
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