In case you haven’t heard, the original Bullitt Mustang, from the film “Bullitt,” just sold for a staggering $3.74 million. An anonymous bidder walked away with a piece of Hollywood history ...

All the while, Mustang,Bullitt, and McQueen fans knew that the ... further north in California—that car was found in far less original condition, missing its engine and other smaller bits ...

It took 30 seconds for the Bullitt Mustang—in original, if dilapidated, condition—to rumble onto the stage at Detroit’s Cobo Center, but it took a village to make it happen. The movie car ...

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This is a tough one, people. The original Bullitt—the one driven by the "King of Cool," Steve McQueen, in the 1968 movie—has a new owner. Up until now, the Kiernan family has owned it since 1974.

Ford’s not-all-that unexpected reveal of the 2019 Bullitt edition Mustang GT was accompanied on stage by a genuine surprise: the long-missing, 1968 Mustang used in the filming of the original movie.

We won’t even tell you how great of an actor Steve McQueen was. We’re here to tell you that the original Bullitt Mustang sold for a fortune. The car’s history itself is quite impressive ...

The original “Bullitt” movie came out in 1968, and Ford has kept the name alive with various Mustang releases over the past 50 years. No other films have been made since the first, but ...

One of our favorite Mustangs of all time, the original Bullitt Mustang, owned by Sean Kiernan, is headed to the Goodwood Festival of Speed in West Sussex, England. “Bullitt” star Steve McQueen ...

The new Bullitt also comes standard with Recaro seats ... Prior to the show, the original had been out of the public eye for decades. It was purchased from a classified ad in Road and Track ...

This is a tough one, people. The original Bullitt—the one driven by the "King of Cool," Steve McQueen, in the 1968 movie—has a new owner. Up until now, the Kiernan family has owned it since 1974.