For a proper herd of horses and unique styling, the American groomer doesn’t ask for exorbitant amounts of money.
The well-known American tuner Saleen is now joining the celebrations of the 60th anniversary of the Ford Mustang. The company continues its trajectory of increasing the performance of the latest seventh-generation Mustang (S650) to introduce the much-anticipated top-of-the-line version as part of the celebrations. The novelty with the designation 302 Black Label thus complements the weaker Yellow Label (745 hp/548 kW) and White Label (510 hp/375 kW) variants.
The original five-liter V8 Coyote was fitted with a supercharger from its own workshop, raising the output to 800 horsepower (588 kW) and torque to 660 Nm. The extensive modification package also includes a new intercooler, revised injection, intake or exhaust system with central terminals. A six-speed manual transmission and limited-slip differential are standard, with a ten-speed automatic remaining an option.
Better cooling of the supercharged engine and optimized aerodynamics are ensured by a fairly decent bodykit with a new, less aggressive radiator mask, a carbon splitter, a modified hood with exhausts and also a fixed wing and rear diffuser. In addition to the portion of power, a modified Racecraft chassis, a reinforced brake system from Saleen and light 20-inch aluminum wheels are a matter of course.
In the interior, Saleen tackled its own upholstery of the steering wheel and sports seats, in the case of a manual transmission, it installed a shortened shifter, but generally left the Mustang with all its comfort equipment. Among the extras of the basic model, you will also find a Bang & Olufsen premium audio system.
In the end, Saleen gave the 302 Black Label variant to celebrate its own 40th anniversary. The price tag starts at 108,990 dollars, i.e. about 2.5 million crowns in conversion. The novelty will also be offered in the form of a convertible.
