MULTIMEDIA SYSTEM

Ford’s now ubiquitous Sync3 infotainment system comes as standard on the Mustang Bullitt and includes features such as sat-nav, DAB radio, Bluetooth, Apple Carplay and Android Auto right out of the box.

Ford’s software is simple enough to use but it’s graphically rather basic. The sat-nav system isn’t particularly outstanding for its usability or the detail of its mapping, and while it’s easy to switch between menus and functions, chances are you’ll default to using one of the two smartphone-driven operating systems instead.

Thankfully, Ford hasn’t followed in the footsteps of numerous other manufacturers and removed all physical buttons from the centre console. Large volume and tuning dials are within easy reach, as are the controls for ventilation and air-con.

A B&O Play 1000W premium audio system is included in the Mustang’s £48,145 asking price. The 12-speaker set-up offers reasonable enough audio quality, but you’ll need to turn it up good and loud to hear it over the V8 engine rumble. There are clearly worse problems to have.