Ford Releases 60th Anniversary Mustang Special Edition for 2025

Get ready, Cars and Coffee attendees, for the next big Ford Mustang window-placard brag: 1 of 1965. That's now many examples Ford will build of the Mustang with the 60th Anniversary package, a badge-and-stripes salute to the 1965 Mustang.

The package will be available for order this summer and go into production late this year—price undisclosed, as yet—and is exclusive to GT Premium coupes and convertibles. The 60th Anniversary cars are painted red, white, or blue—get it?—and exterior trim hews to a gray, red, and silver palette. The most obvious visual callout is the 20-inch, dark gravity gray five-spoke wheels that feature a red, stamped aluminum center cap that references the center caps on the 1965 models.

Likewise, the badges on the fenders and trunk evoke the '65's "cloisonné" badges. (Cloisonné, as you're no doubt aware, is a technique wherein colored glass paste is used to create designs that are then fired in a kiln at about 1500 degrees. Scholars debate whether the technique dates to the Ming dynasty or the Yuan dynasty, but it was certainly in use by the early 15th century—which is surely old news to you, but bears repeating.) Side graphics can be either silver or red.