The Blue Oval has been steadily releasing information related to the 2022 Ford Mustang over the past several weeks, and the model year changeover is set to bring with it new and updated appearances packages, like the the Ice White Edition Appearance Package, the Stealth Edition Appearance Package, and the California Special package. As Ford Authority recently reported, the packages are among the many updates for the 2022 Ford Mustang, including a 10-horsepower drop (related to tightening emissions regulations) for both the GT and Mach 1. Now, according to sources familiar with the 2022 Ford Mustang lineup, the pony car gains a new Coastal Limited Package for the upcoming model year, which has yet to be officially announced.
Available on the EcoBoost Premium trim, the Coastal Limited Package includes a set of 19-inch machine-faced aluminum wheels painted in Tarnished Dark. Additionally, the door sills receive a lighted Coastal Limited sill plate, while front grille is a unique piece painted to match the body. Side scoops, a pedestal rear spoiler, and package-specific stripes tie everything together.
There are some restrictions for selecting the Coastal Limited Package, though. It won’t be available with the following:
- 2.3L High Performance Package
- EcoBoost Handling Package
- Black Accent Package
- Wheel & Stripe Package
- Stealth Package
- Ice White Appearance Package
- “Over the Top” racing stripe
- Spoiler-delete option
The new package for the EcoBoost Premium trim appears to be a replacement for the Pony Package. Ford Authority recently learned the package – featuring polished aluminum wheels, a corralled Pony grille badge, and carpeted floor mats with embroidered Pony logos – would be discontinued for 2022. Pricing is not yet available for the Coastal Limited Package.
The Coastal Limited Package, in addition to the previously announced packages, arrive at a peculiar time for the pony car, as the 2022 Ford Mustang is likely the last hurrah of the S550 generation, which first debuted in 2014 for the 2015 model year. As Ford Authority recently reported, the 2023 Ford Mustang is expected to be a significantly reengineered muscle car, and may even boast all-wheel drive.
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Comments
Why is Ford dropping 10 horsepower from it’s Mustang GT Coyote, when Dodge continues with it’s high horsepower Hemis? Consider the Mustangs EPA fuel rating versus the real world numbers from the 5.7. 6.2 and Hellcats. I’m confused why Ford is making this horsepower reduction.
Why are Ford dealership charging over MSP? 2,500. To as much as 40,00!!
This stop 🛑 me form purchasing a new 2.3 performance mustang and for the family a mustang mach E gt
And my wife has stock in ford I just sold my 2017 CS/GT and I loved that convertible when will it go back 💵💵💰💸
MSVP 💵💵it stopped me from a new purchase twice