The hottest Ford Mustang in the whole wide world rides 727 hp and is produced in series.

by AllAutoExperts    |  28 October, 2015

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Ford Mustang will be offering a special version in the USA, named GT King Edition. This can be ordered in versions that can reach 727 hp.

The total number of produced cars will reach 300 units.

Ford Mustang, which is an American legend on wheels, will take advantage of the collaboration with another American legend - the racer Richard Petty, who is pretty famous in the USA, thanks to the results in the NASCAR championship. Ford has invited Richard Petty to customize the new generation of the Ford Mustang and offer a special performance kit for the iconic model.

The model will be called the Ford Mustang GT King Edition. 243 units out of the total number of 300 built cars will be King Edition coupes, 43 will be King Premier Edition and 14 will be King Premier Convertibles.

The Pretty Blue shade will be on the model's exterior, and the propulsion system will be able to get to 727 hp. The cheapest Ford Mustang Petty GT King Edition will cost 67 495 dollars in the USA and can be ordered only at certain Ford dealers.

The Pretty King Edition cars are equipped with a special kit of modifications that car raises the 5 liters V8 power up to 670 hp, with 235 more than the standard version. It's all about a sport exhaust system - Magnaflow, an ECU reprogrammed unit, a mechanic compressor coming from Ford Performance, and other slight changes. If the customers will require the 727 hp version, Petty will provide an additional modification in the mechanic compressor.

The front and back suspension are adjustable in three directions. The tires of this special edition are Continental. The wheels are designed in Richard Petty's studio and produced by HRE Wheels. The convertible version cars have nothing additional to the 243 coupes in this range.

All 43 King Premiers will receive the above features along with a different model of wheels and an improved braking system.

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