A Ford Dealer Will Sell You A 542bhp Mustang Ecoboost For Just $32,995
By now, you should have heard of Lebanon Ford. The Ohio Ford dealer first hit headlines last year for offering 717bhp Ford Mustangs for under $40,000, and more recently 1200bhp pony cars for just $45k. The latter package wasn’t quite so simple (it required further upgrades for the magic 1200bhp figure), but it still offers impressive bang for buck. And now, Lebanon is back, turning its attention to the Ecoboost.
Our Mustang of choice is - of course - the V8-powered GT, but the Ecoboost ‘LFP 550’ Lebanon is offering has piqued our interest. Why? Because it’s packing a mad 542bhp.
For the temptingly low price of $32,995, Lebanon will sell you an Ecoboost Mustang with a massive Borg-Warner turbocharger attached. You also get a Cobb Accessport ECU upgrade device, a tune from VMP Performance, an upgraded intercooler, and an oil catch can.
If you already own an Ecoboost Mustang you want upgraded, Lebanon will fit the whole shebang for $7699.
Via Motor Authority
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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Ecoboost just kicked in yo!
Only car dealer on the planet I believe I may actually LIKE!
… I’m sure if I were an actual customer of theirs, however, they’d somehow prove to be just like the rest of them.
As for the car - there’s WAY more bragging rights in winning drag races with the 2.3L 4 banger than there is a V8 that everyone expects should win. And if you lose - no biggie, it’s expected.
I’ll even go so far as to say there’s no fun in winning in the car everyone expects to win, but sure is plenty of embarrassment if you don’t.
I’d love this beast slayer.
32 grand??? That’s cheaper than my 2016 S60 and that has 250 horsies. Time for me to go to Ohio and become FUGL_Mustang (Ford Lover 800)?
i wonder if they would do the same thing to the ford focus rs, since it basically has the same engine
You guys are super late to this news. I posted about this over a week ago.
Consider put a pro-charger ($6000) on a base mustang V6, you can easily achieve 500hp with a safe boost. The total price tag is just a little over $30K, and you don’t need to bare with big turbo lag. $33K for a glass crisp 4-banger doesn’t sound so tempting to me.
Any dealer that does this deserves a big gold trophy with “MVP” written on it
And in UK a Porche 718 Cayman S costs 54000 pounds but has only 350 hp….