The Mustang California Special GT takes its name from a special version from '68.
It's only available as a convertible and strictly V8, so it has everything you need for dream coast-to-coast trips.
The 5.0-liter naturally aspirated engine, on our example with a 10-speed automatic transmission, delivers 450 horsepower and 529 Nm of torque.
After driving for two hours, first in traffic and then on the highway, I got out of the Ford Mustang feeling as fresh as if I had traveled in a German midsize sedan.
The large seat and the rather high driving position make it a comfortable sports car, even on long distances.
And that's great news: if you don't need to carry more than two passengers, the Mustang can be an excellent all-around car. Depending on fuel consumption, of course.
Enjoy our video test drive of Mustang California Special GT!
We apologize in advance if you notice a slight misalignment between the words and the lip movement, but this video has been automatically translated into English using AI, while the original version is in Italian (available on Thedriver.it's KZfaq channel).