Ford Mustang GT welcomes new kit, recreating the retro style of the 1980s, looking good

 Ford drew inspiration from its past history to design a new exterior package for the 2026 Mustang. It is called the FX package and adds some retro style from the 1980s to the seventh-generation Mustang.

The FX package combines Adriatic Blue Metallic (a new color inspired by the brown hue on the third-generation Mustang) and white (including the wheels and front fenders). The wheels come in two styles: a 19-inch five-spoke design and a more complex new wheel design, both finished in Oxford White. The wheel covers are also white, featuring the FX-exclusive font inspired by the lettering on the 1987-1993 Mustang models.

The 5.0L and GT badges also feature white accents, and Ford has placed an all-white logo in the center of the black grille on the front end. High-performance package cars will also be equipped with Oxford White nostrils, while non-high-performance Mustangs will be equipped with deep carbon gray nostrils. The FX Mustang will also be equipped with white taillights, which stand out against the blue exterior.

In terms of interior design, Ford has retained the style of the 1980s, featuring a unique perforated leather interior with black and white elements, reminiscent of the checkered seats found on Mustang models from that era, creating a striking visual impact. Ford has used City Silver and Adriatic Blue stitching throughout the cabin, including the doors, dashboard, seats, and steering wheel. The dashboard also features a Mustang GT badge with an FX-specific font, highlighting its special status.

In terms of power, only the GT version can be equipped with this kit, which features a 5.0L V8 naturally aspirated engine with a maximum power output of 480 horsepower. If equipped with active valve dual exhaust, the maximum power output can be increased to 486 horsepower, with a 6-speed manual or 10-speed automatic transmission.