The car’s name comes from the classic 1968 film “Bullitt.” In the movie, Det. Frank Bullitt, played by the iconic actor Steve McQueen, drove the Mustang as he solves a murder mystery.

What's nearly as awe-inspiring as the Bullitt Mustang's $3.74 million sale is that it was sold at all. Its longtime owner, Mr. Kiernan, had spent years deflecting offers to purchase the car ...

Related: Top 10 Worst Movie Cars Like the others, the 2019 Mustang Bullitt was inspired by the 1968 Mustang fastback driven by police Lieutenant Frank Bullitt, played by the legendary Steve McQueen.

H ollywood has a number of action-packed driving scenes, but there are few car chases that can hold a candle to the 10-minute ...

In April, the famous ’68 Mustang Bullitt will be enclosed in a glass box and featured as part of Cars at the Capital, an Historic Vehicle Association exhibition that attracts some 500,000 ...

Ford introduced the latest edition of its Bullitt Mustang inspired by the 1968 Steve ... But there was a fast, cooler car in that movie—the 1968 Dodge Charger that's also in the famous chase ...

View directly on 𝕏 For years, the whereabouts of the original Bullitt Mustang were unknown. It had disappeared from the public eye. Rumor had it the car was even destroyed at some point.

But that Plymouth, you'll note, was not one of the coolest movie cars of all time. See All 38 Photos The Bullitt movie Mustang's whereabouts were unknown for over four decades until it resurfaced ...

With the growth of the Internet came speculation over the fate of the "Bullitt" Mustang. As the Kiernans learned about the interest in the car, they realized they had something special ...

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Alan Trustman is not sick and has no reason to make a last wish, but he has one anyway. “I want to drive the Bullitt Mustang,” said the 87-year-old Hollywood screenwriter who penned “Bullitt ...