But they don't offer a 390ci engine, now, do they?
It's a bit further than a normal Mustang GT, (Which, technically, that's what McQueen's 'Stang was,) It's built by an OEM (I mean, seriously, what's with ghetto chromiez on the General, anyway?) and, while I think Highland Green should be offered as a normal color on the Mustang, this does a much better job of capturing the Movie car's spirit than that VW and Charger. It's 90% correct. (Herbie didnt' have a spoiler until that horrid Lindsay Lohan Picture. The General Lee MUST have American Racing Vector wheels and a push bar. oh, and the Confederate Flag vinyl: I noticed it was left off because of the [blech] Sunroof.)
and it looks cool. McQueen cool. I'd have not used "Bullitt" logos, but that's about it. Those who dont' know the movie will think it's a custom, it's that clean. No-one will confuse it for Starsky and Hutch's wide-striped ride, or Doc Brown's equipment-covered DeLorean. It's Clean enough that if you don't know what "Bullitt" is, that people will think it's a really neat customized mustang. Those who know will know, and everyone else will be...clueless.
That's a great feeling. Steve Would Approve.
Besides, If you don't like it as a Movie tribute, buy it in black. all the performance, just as clean, no movie car stigma.