Ford Mustang EcoBoost Introduces Vintage-Inspired Upgrade with Bronze Wheels

  • Ford unveils the TLD Signature Edition package for the 2026 Mustang EcoBoost.
  • Features include distinctive graphics, GT-style front end, and bronze detailing.
  • Priced at $3,000.

While the Mustang GT remains Ford’s flagship performance model, the company continues to enhance the EcoBoost variant, its four-cylinder entry-level offering. Following last year’s introduction of the RTR Package, Ford now presents a fresh styling upgrade for the EcoBoost Mustang.

Dubbed the TLD Signature Edition, this package is a collaboration with Troy Lee Designs, the renowned helmet creator, and Ford’s design team. It showcases vibrant side graphics in red, orange, purple, and yellow that seamlessly incorporate the iconic running pony emblem.

Exclusively available in Shadow Black, the Mustang TLD Signature Edition sports 19-inch Satin Bronze wheels, a matching Satin Bronze pony emblem, and bronze-accented grille nostrils. Additional visual flair is added through colorful hood graphics. Inside, the Carmine Red interior is complemented by a special serialized badge on the dashboard.

Ford is limiting production to only 550 models. The TLD Signature Edition package is priced at $3,000 and can be added to the Mustang EcoBoost Premium, which starts at $38,340. However, it also requires the 201A equipment package costing an additional $3,000, bringing the total to approximately $44,340 including the $1,995 destination fee.

Ordering is now open for the TLD Signature Edition, the RTR package, and the broader Mustang lineup. The Dark Horse SC will become available for order starting late April.

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