Lapis Lazuli

1968 Ford Mustang Coupe

Why Lapis Lazuli

The paintwork, in stone form.

Deep ultramarine blue, crossed by white veins of calcite. Lapis was ground into pigment for Renaissance painters, who reserved it for the most important figure on the canvas because it cost more than gold. Blue with white stripes has meant exactly one thing in motorsport ever since — the fastest car on the grid.

Lapis Lazuli — 1968 Ford Mustang Coupe

Under one roof

Every stage. Under one roof.

01

Paint finish

02

Interiors

03

Powertrain

04

Suspension systems

05

Brakes

06

Audio systems

07

Retrofits

08

Engineering

09

Automation and connectivity

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