VIN:
1FA6P8CFXM5105499
Twenty-five years ago, ROUSH Performance made it their goal to bring power-packed Mustangs to the world, as if they hadn't come already with high-performance figures. They challenged street performance with tunes and packages that were bred on racetracks. We at Exotic Car Trader are proud to present you with this special 2021 Ford Mustang Roush Stage 3. Why is it special, you may ask? It bears the serial number 001, marking the very first car that rolled out of Roush's garage in 2021. With just 7,800 miles on it and an abundance of power at your disposal, it is a perfect example of style meets functionality.
This example is a 2021 model year Ford Mustang that has modern styling, with sleek headlights and LED taillights. However, it retains those classic body lines with the fastback roofline, long bonnet, and wide arches. Finished in a beautiful Velocity Blue paint job, this 2021 Ford Mustang Roush Stage 3 announces its track-ready attitude. The Stage 3 Roush package includes Stage 3 graphics in satin black, including ROUSH badging and an R9 aero body kit, giving the car an even sportier outlook. The GT Performance package provides upgraded Brembo brakes, which hide behind a set of Roush 20-inch flow form wheels wrapped in high-performance continental extreme contact tires. The same treatment is given to the interior with Roush stage 3 upgrades ROUSH embossed Ebony Recaro leather bucket seats, red billet aluminum shifter pedals, Boost Guage, Embroidered floor mats, Stage 3 serialized dash, gauge cluster overlay, and illuminated door sill scuff plates. The Bang and Olufsen sound system provides world-class audio in addition to the soul-stirring engine note.
Powering the 6th generation Mustang is the 5.0L Coyote V8, putting out a respectable 460 horsepower. This has been upped to a tire shredding 750 horses by strapping on a phase 2 Roush supercharger along with their tuning. Additional cooling is also provided with the powertrain cooling package to support the added power. This example is optioned with the 10-speed automatic gearbox, providing lightning-fast shifts and improving the quarter mile time drastically over the stick shift. Along with the Brembo brakes, the GT performance pack includes a Torsen limited slip differential and MagneRide sport suspension, which has been further tuned by Roush, which come together to help maneuver this beast of a muscle car.
2021 Ford Mustang Roush Stage 3 VIN 001
5.0L Supercharged V8
10-Speed Automatic
RWD
Velocity Blue
Ebony Recaro Leather Bucket Seats
Roush Standard Equipment:
750 HP Phase 2 Roushcharged 5.0L V8 Engine
Roush Cooling Package
Larger Low Temp Radiator
Auxiliary Engine and Transmission Coolers
Differential Cooler
Roush-Calibrated Magneride Suspension With Damping Springs
Performance Exhaust With Quad Black Tips
Roush Upper And Lower Grilles With Illuminated Roush Logo
Front Chin Spoiler With Wheel Shrouds
High-Flow Corner Pockets With Hood Fender Heat Extractors
Rear Valence Areo Foils And Roush Blackout Panel
20” Jet Black Flowform Wheels With Continental Extreme Contact Sport Tires
Serialized Dash And Engine Bay Badges: 21.0001.RS3
Sport Interior Package
Roush Sport Black Leather Seating
Roush Paddle Shifters
Roush Certificate Of Authenticity
Trunk Mounted Toolkit
Gauge Closer Overlay And Boost Gauge
Factory Equipment:
Magneride Damping System
GT Performance Package
B&O Surround Sound System
Illuminated Sill Plates
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